All Construction Business: Strategy, Risk and Regulations articles – Page 97
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NewsA decade after it was supposed to, the City’s tallest tower finally completes
Multiplex wraps up work on 22 Bishopsgate 13 years after first signing up to build scheme then known as Pinnacle
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NewsEnd of year tonic as increase in new orders races to six year high
Latest index for construction buyers shows output also expanded last month when second lockdown kicked in
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NewsLondon mayor approves £800m Bishopsgate Goodsyard plans
Benefits of FaulknerBrowns masterplan outweigh harm, says Sadiq Khan
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NewsPlanning reforms to speed up school and hospital construction unveiled
Proposals also include residential permitted development rights changes
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NewsRG Carter returns to black
Problem jobs had sent Norwich contractor to first ever loss in 99 year history
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NewsLaing O’Rourke gets OK to build £195m London office
Scheme designed by Bennetts for Landsec gets planning green light
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NewsArchitects’ revenue falls for first time in seven years
Sustained period of rapid growth brought to abrupt end by pandemic
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NewsMace says impact of covid means revenue won’t climb back above £2bn mark until next year
Firm saw income drop £100m alone in April as lockdown restrictions hit
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NewsPath cleared for Breedon’s Cemex deal
Watchdog green lights firm’s acquisition of 100 sites from larger rival
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NewsGovernment’s chief construction advisor blames dithering ministers for mega-project delays
Comments come as IPA boss said he told Highways England to rethink timetable for £8bn Lower Thames Crossing
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NewsBam brushes up for £20m makeover of Birmingham’s Selfridges building
All 16,000 of store’s aluminium disks to be cleaned during work
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NewsL&G Modular nosedives to fourth consecutive loss
Cumulative losses at business now top £100m mark
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NewsBritish Land submits plans for 37-storey tower at Broadgate development
Scheme at 2 Finsbury Avenue drawn up by Danish architect 3XN
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NewsEx-RIBA president Jack Pringle to take charge of board
He will take the reins of the RIBA board of trustees in January
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NewsCelotex product manager tells Grenfell inquiry it ‘didn’t occur’ to her that marketing was wrong
Debbie Berger had written ‘WTF’ on flawed test report for combustible insulation
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CommentLimitations of the transferred loss principle
Third parties need to carefully consider the precise wording of contractual protections to avoid losses disappearing into contractual black holes