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Clearly, Crossrail bosses had trouble with facts staring them in the face
The public and the supply chain think the outsourcer’s collapse was not due to fundamental problems with the model – but issues with Carillion
In construction, we could do a much better job of positive promotion – a new industry body would publicise the good changes taking place and show the sector is open to everyone
Simon Gorski tells Building about his love for St James’ Park, mountaineering and his private pilot’s licence
The great and good flock to 22 Bishopsgate’s topping-out ceremony – although one developer is conspicuously absent
Being LGBT+ in society is a different experience than that of someone who is not, so it’s not surprising that it’s a different experience for someone working within the built environment. Stonewall – a LGBT+ charity has released a report of the top 100 LGBT+ employers since 2012. In those ...
That there is no London-wide strategy for tall buildings is one of the major challenges for developers, writes Tim Fogarty
When making a jurisdictional challenge in an adjudication, it pays to be quick off the mark
Beauty should be something that is defined locally, not the subject of a grand commission in London, says Mark Leeson
Ted Lowery looks at an enforcement application involving an allegation of fraud
Can the industry afford to take any more reputational damage after Grenfell and Carillion?
Construction is one of the largest contributors to the economy, but productivity has barely grown in recent years
Many of the answers required for the shift to a restorative and regenerative system already exist, now the industry needs to start asking the right questions, says Alastair Mant of UKGBC
What’s the real answer to construction’s apparent inability to pay its suppliers? More investment, driven by greater innovation
How feasible is the Committee on Climate Change’s recommendation?
People wonder why a well-known Australian has taken charge of the Crown’s jewels, and the London Assembly is losing several blame games
