All the latest updates on building safety reform
Consultants left wondering what impact Budget will have on unlocking pipelines of work
RIBA president’s move part of wider campaign to abolish Architects Act and establish new regulatory framework
Scheme completed by Laing in 1997 and considered a post-modern classic set for major makeover
Group says initiatives to speed up approvals process are beginning to take effect
Decrease came from slips in new work and repair and maintenance
Firm due to wrap up sale of construction business in coming weeks
Architects on scheme include Allies & Morrison and Haworth Tompkins
Ex-London Fire Brigade commissioner among 34 listed
Move will take place next May when incumbent Paul Sheffield steps down
Work on St Thomas Yard scheme due to start next summer
New Barnsbury Estate scheme to span 12 buildings up to 21 storeys in height
House of Lords inquiry finds ‘ageing workforce of building inspectors struggling to meet demand’
Scheme to refurbish and extend one of the most prominent buildings in the West End
Revenue up but pre-tax profit drops in period
Roofing boss says group’s ‘decision will increase skills gap rather than decrease it’
Firm headed by former Sweett and WYG boss Douglas McCormick
Building’s annual Top 150 Contractors & Housebuilders tables and analysis out on Friday
Plans for a combined 1,800 homes rejected on grounds of height and bulk
Ellison Institute of Technology, named after Larry Ellison, planning Fosters-designed head office in St James’s Square
Lucy Craig started out career as an architect before switch to contracting
80-strong Proficia headquartered in Johannesburg
Inflation and tax rises hitting sectors but infrastructure and private industrial work showing signs of growth, cost consultant adds
