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NewsArcadis wins £6.6m job to lead design team on rebuild of RAAC-hit Surrey hospital
Firm appointed as lead designer on redevelopment of Frimley Park Hospital
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NewsIran war helped send London contractor under, administrators say
Curo Construction collapsed in June owing unsecured creditors more than £21m
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NewsLandsec’s stalled plans for 1,800 homes in Camden finally approved after design revised
Changes to O2 shopping centre regeneration include increased building heights and additional homes
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CommentThe government is right to be more interventionist on planning
Governments have tried assuming every council will plan maturely and conscientiously. But this hasn’t worked so Matthew Pennycook’s more robust approach is needed, writes Paul Smith.
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NewsResearch finds regional disparities in employment, pay and working conditions for skilled construction workers
Trades working in London face higher housing and living costs
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NewsScale of Ardmore hit on subcontractors and taxman revealed by administrators
Six firms went under in June with subcontractors across the half dozen owed more than £23m
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NewsWinner emerges on £85m new build office job that will replace 1970s City block
Faryners House scheme will be built close to the Monument
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Features5 minutes with … Martin Harvey at McAvoy
The firm’s head of design and technical services on modular challenges and solutions, why people make all the difference in construction, trusiting his instincts and his love of (particularly) Gaelic football
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CommentIs a withdrawal of credit insurance cover construction’s ‘canary in the coalmine’?
The withdrawal of trade credit cover has historically preceded high-profile corporate collapses - and now construction’s SME supply chains are at risk, warns Julie Palmer of BTG
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Features‘A pretty bold swing’: New NPPF ushers in an era of permissive, nationally-led planning policy but could be scuppered by viability crisis
The much-awaited new national planning framework was published earlier this week, with a suite of pro-development policies. But builders are already warning that getting consent is only half of the story. Daniel Gayne reports
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