All Buildings articles – Page 12
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NewsMace and McLaren parachuted in to finish high-profile Carillion job in London
Contractors to take over first two phases at Barts Square near Smithfield Market
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FeaturesProjects: Tales from the riverbank
On a tight site whose logistical challenges include four London Underground tunnels, the £1.5bn Southbank Place is rapidly taking shape, using BIM and prefabrication to push the project along
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NewsWork starts on first office scheme in Brighton since Brexit vote
Developer and contractor McAleer Rushe is building the seven-storey building
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NewsMace to build £24m Chester shopping centre expansion
Expansion will create 25,000ft2 of additional space
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NewsDerwent London gets going on £260m Tottenham Court Road station scheme
McGee begins enabling works with main contractor for scheme over Crossrail station to be named in the autumn
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NewsCapco request for new Earls Court masterplan rejected by council
Developer wanted to increase the number of homes it was to build at the 77-acre site
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NewsWork stops on key Carillion sites for second day
Schemes in London and Birmingham languish after contractor’s failure
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NewsChelsea's revamp of Stamford Bridge under threat from right to light challenge
Club has asked council to acquire an interest in the scheme to enable the redevelopment
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FeaturesProjects 2018 preview: Onwards and upwards
Ike Ijeh looks at some of the construction projects that will be making the headlines this year
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FeaturesProjects: US Embassy - Safe house
Architect Kieran Timberlake’s new US Embassy is set to become the centrepiece of Battersea’s Nine Elms regeneration
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NewsMace beats rivals to prized £140m LSE job
Scheme will be built at former home of Cancer Research UK
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NewsPerkins+Will win masterplanning job for Ireland's oldest uni
Firm is to plan a new technology campus in area nicknamed Dublin’s Silicon Docks
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NewsLatimer completes purchase of Cocoa Works factory
Derelict site in York has been empty for more than 10 years
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NewsMake wins planning for City fringe tower
Scheme designed by Make sits on the corner of Ropemaker Street and Finsbury Pavement
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FeaturesProjects: Hope for the slope
On a narrow, sloping site in Muswell Hill, architect pH+ has responded imaginatively to a host of site constraints to produce a compelling example of how London’s awkward little corners can help tackle the capital’s housing shortage.
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NewsMace bags £100m University of Sussex job
Contractor is to start next year on a new life sciences facility for the university
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NewsAppeal being pondered after High Court throws out Paddington Cube legal action
Save’s legal challenge thrown out after civil servants ‘accidentally change government policy’
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NewsBrindleyplace building to undergo £4m revamp
Scheme was built by King’s Cross developer Argent in the 1990s