All London articles – Page 4
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FeaturesFrom the archive: 2002 – Sir Stuart on housing
The then chairman of CABE had plenty of ideas about how to meet demands for living accomodation
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CommentConstruction industry gossip: tall tales
Workers at 22 Bishopsgate reminisce less than fondly over their summer sauna and the NHBC struggles to contain its laughter over government housing targets
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FeaturesLee Polisano: The high life
PLP founder Lee Polisano’s greatest hits cluster the City skyline, visible from his London office. As the 10th anniversary of his practice and the looming storm of Brexit approach, he discusses what further work he sees on the horizon.
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NewsFormer Barratt MD to chair Homes for Lambeth
Council-owned company to start developing in London borough
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CommentLondon's population is on the rise – so how can we ensure good growth?
We need masterplans that are designed to encourage and facilitate daily contact, says Lendlease’s Selina Mason
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NewsDelayed Crossrail scheme given £350m bailout by government
Short-term loan agreed after £15bn project delayed by up to a year
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NewsBrexit putting brakes on tender price hikes, says RLB
Only Bristol is expected to show growth in tender pricing, according to consultant’s report
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NewsMaterials costs set to rise, T&T report warns
New report from Turner Townsend says increased costs will hit just as the UK market is slowing down
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NewsBellway breaks 10,000-homes barrier
North East housebuilder adds that it has set aside £6m for post-Grenfell recladding work
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NewsBalfour Beatty nabs £85m mixed-use development
Office space and student flats will sit above old Roman city wall
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NewsDamien Hirst London HQ begins in earnest
Work to fit out the new London headquarters of artist Damien Hirst is under way ahead of its opening next spring
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NewsGilbert-Ash sees profit jump in 2017
The contractor has been working on the Cambridge Mosque and AC Marriott Hotel in Belfast
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NewsWork begins on new Squire & Partners hotel in Shoreditch
City fringe scheme being built by Gear
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FeaturesCapital punishment: London to take brunt of Brexit
London looks likely to be hardest hit by the ill effects of Brexit, especially if we end up leaving the EU without a deal
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NewsRidge moves to larger London offices
Relocation the result of expanding workforce in the capital, says consultant
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NewsCost of Crossrail overrun unknown, say scheme leaders
TfL has admitted the delay is set to cost it £20m in revenue
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NewsArchitect tasked with finding spots in London for drones to land
Drone specialist wants rooftop areas for vehicles that could eventually carry passengers
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NewsFormer bank boss becomes developer's UK chief
HB Reavis behind AHMM’s Elizabeth House scheme in Waterloo
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NewsLiverpool firm chalks up student housing brace
Deals set to take Downing’s turnover beyond the £100m mark for the first time