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FeaturesFixing the roof while the sun is shining: Making Blenheim Palace fit for the next 300 years
Water was pouring through the roof and stonework falling off of the John Vanbrugh-designed palace in Oxfordshire. Blenheim is spending £12m restoring an acre of lead and slate roof, restoring the stonework and water-damaged painted ceilings to make it able to withstand a once-in-500-years storm, while ensuring the palace stays ...
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NewsBDP and BAM complete transformation of Digbeth’s Typhoo building as new BBC base
BBC to complete internal fit out of Birmingham building ahead of planned opening in 2027
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NewsStirling Prize-winner appointed on £10m refurbishment of Royal Festival Hall
Project to mark 75 years of the Southbank Centre
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NewsUrban Splash fights government £48m building safety fund claim
Public money used to fix fire safety issues on seven buildings in Manchester
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NewsLegacy repairs help rack up £10m provision at Gleeson
Housebuilder says cost of work at sites in Yorkshire will be up to £7.1m
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NewsMcAlpine profit up again as firm says restructure paying off
Contractor concentrating on three core areas of industrial, commercial and healthcare
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CommentOn overnice distinctions in expert witness qualifications
Tony Bingham unpicks the lessons of a recent ruling on the niceties around the qualifications required of specific expert witnesses
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NewsFrench contractor wins City office block refurb
Scheme at Salisbury Square sits in shadow of St Bride’s Church
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NewsProfit at Eric Parry slumps by more than two thirds
Architect’s turnover also down despite progress on string of major London schemes
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NewsWates appoints new boss for London construction business
George Mosey had been carrying out role on interim basis following Steve Holbrook’s departure earlier this year
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