All the latest updates on building safety reform
The One World Trade Center in New York opens, 13 years after the 9/11 attacks
The One World Trade Center in New York opened for business earlier this week.
The $3.8bn (£2.4bn) building is built on the site of the twin towers of the previous World Trade Center, which were destroyed in the 9/11 attacks in 2001.
The SOM designed 104-storey skyscraper is now the tallest building in the USA. Publisher Condé Nast will
be based there.
A bustling gingerbread Oxford Circus features alongside Battersea Sugar Power Station and Sugarset House at this central London exhibition
Extinction Rebellion protesters blocked a road in central London last week by gluing their hands to yellow-painted breeze blocks
Thousands walk the new Hochmosel Bridge across the Moselle valley in Germany ahead of its official opening today
A growing number of water companies are objecting to planning applications on the basis that there is not enough local sewage treatment capacity to cope with the new homes required, Joey Gardiner reports
The 50-year-old contractor’s legacy housing business went into administration last month due to the weight of building safety issues on its books. Joey Gardiner asks whether we are likely to see other companies suffer the same fate
The architect behind Eden Project and Waterloo International has died, leaving a practice that exported British high tech architecture worldwide and buildings that embodied optimism in technology’s power to address challenges.
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