All the latest updates on building safety reform
Westminster signs off Foster’s refurb of listed townhouse site on St James’s Square for Larry Ellison
Former Pell Frischmann chairman considered among the most influential engineers of the 20th century
Work set to begin in earnest next month
Position has been held on interim basis by former London Fire Brigade commissioner Andy Roe since last July
Pair propose repurposing capital’s disused railway viaducts as social bathing spaces inspired by similar models overseas
Irish contractor says UK growth helped firm up margins last year
M&E contractor says expanded facility will be four times size of current one
Appointment part of move to grow the function in the capital
Build-to-rent scheme to contain 723 homes with 50 classed as affordable
Seven Capital says group company will now oversee completion of west London scheme
Group calls on government to pause introduction of tax designed to pay for remediation of defective buildings
Contract award slated for next October
Third phase of scheme next to town’s station to include around 600 homes
Contractor says figure and delays to jobs starting meant it slumped to £2.8m loss last year
Housebuilders’ body says viability negating impact of more permissive planning regime
New planning rules also include protections for pubs and music venues
Area has been blighted by anti-social behaviour with work due to be carried out by Galliford Try
New arrival starts next month as part of firm’s push ‘to deliver increasingly complex and high-value projects’
North West London Upgrade includes revamping substations and overhead lines
Four of museum’s most visited galleries to be given facelifts
Firm says it expects revenue to be up this year
Contractor says UK arm’s numbers blighted by inflation, subcontractor failures and building safety liabilities
