More news – Page 2015
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NewsHousing market remains flat, RICS reports
London continues to buck the trend as the prices slip further elswhere in the country, surveyors say
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NewsCleanup begins after widespread rioting
Buildings destroyed or looted in London and other major UK cities
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NewsOlympic stadium wrap deal is 'dancing on the graves of Bhopal'
Protests erupt in India over Dow Chemical’s sponsorship of fabric curtain around 2012 centrepiece
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NewsWill Alsop leaves RMJM
Architect known for his many career moves sets up new practice with collleague
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NewsBarratt looks to sell shared equity loan book
Housebuilder confirms report of talks over £170m deal
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NewsPublic sector cuts hit construction activity
Biggest falls are in non-housing public sector according to CPA Construction Trade Survey
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NewsMorgan Sindall margins fall in first half
Contractor targets private sector and infrastructure growth
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NewsNewbiggin Maritime Centre by Mosedale Gillatt Architects
Beach-side museum highlights the art and history of people living on the Northumberland coast
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NewsProfit at Laing O'Rourke halved
Financial results also show 30% cut in European workforce as Ray O’Rourke says firm has shown resilience
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CommentPan-industry construction survey points to weak private sector recovery
The Construction Products Association’s latest survey confirms predictions that private sector cuts are taking effect
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NewsCanary Wharf Group to build 20-storey tower
Move to build KPF-designed building comes a week after deal to redevelop London’s Shell Centre
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Comment'Just and equitable': Carillion JM vs Phi Group
In this case the court considered the meaning of “same damage” and a “just and equitable” contribution under the Civil Liability (Contribution) Act 1978.
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NewsPoor ventilation blamed as BDP court case hots up
Education department cites temperatures of 30ºC and cost overruns in £3m case against consultant
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CommentGet your fix
Is the coalition’s reform of the planning system a canny solution, or will it backfire?
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NewsBam lands £13m college contract in Staffordshire
Firm will construct new facilities for Stafford College after fire destroyed workshops
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NewsWelsh politician takes aim at Steve Morgan
Redrow boss slammed for ‘cynical’ remarks on sprinkler plans
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NewsBarking Riverside £3bn project stalls
Further development at the 10,800-home Barking Riverside project, one of the biggest schemes planned for the Thames Gateway, is effectively on hold.The consultant leading the £3.15bn development for the last five years, Clive Wilding, has had his commission ended by the JV between housebuilder Bellway and the Homes and Communities ...
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NewsJohn McAslan gives King's Cross its wow factor
New 150m-wide canopy framing the Western concourse will be biggest spanning station structure in Europe
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NewsMitie to deliver £40m home improvements in Lewisham
Outsourcing company will carry out works for over 13,000 social housing tenants