All UK articles – Page 26
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FeaturesThe Co-op's HQ: Have you heard the buzz?
3D Reid’s beehive-inspired HQ for the Co-op in Manchester is not simply another new office block with a slightly unusual form. It is the top BREEAM-rated office in the UK and might just have redefined the corporate atrium
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NewsFive Pancras Square: Crowning glory
Bennetts Associates-designed building in King’s Cross Central development wins BREEAM design rating of ‘outstanding’
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NewsNumber of tower cranes in UK cities plummets
Only 413 cranes erected in the UK in first half of 2012 - half of last year’s figure
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NewsConstruction industry blacklist 'existed in digital form'
Whistleblower and former Carillion manager Alan Wainwright hits out at former employer and claims existence of Excel spreadsheet
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NewsMPs call for urgent reform of apprenticeships
Report from business select committee welcomed by FMB
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NewsDurham University: Making the grade
£50m, BREEAM Excellent-rated building the Palatine Centre is new HQ for university
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FeaturesGlasgow Commonwealth Games
Glasgow’s 2014 Commonwealth Games is being hosted at a fraction of the cost of the London Olympics, but it still has ambitions to leave a legacy for the public. Building assesses the success of the new sporting venues. Photos by Alan McAteer
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NewsRMJM's UK businesses cease trading
KPMG steps in as architect’s three British subsidiaries placed into receivership, with new business RMJM Europe created in their place
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FeaturesPost-Olympic projects outside London
Two weeks ago Building looked at London’s post-Olympic construction projects and now it’s the turn of the rest of the country. Here we highlight some of the major regional projects coming up over the next few years and the construction trends they herald
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NewsWork starts on Stanhope's Mark Lane
£110m City office development is designed by Bennetts Associates
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NewsMPs slam Information Commissioner over blacklisting
Scottish Affairs select committee questions why 95% of Consulting Association’s written files not examined
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FeaturesConsultants in the regions: Two-speed Britain
Can consultants afford to keep their regional offices open?
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FeaturesNational Football Centre: Here we go!
The £100m National Football Centre provides a world class training base in the hope that our boys will cover themselves in World Cup glory one day
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NewsAFR wins planning for £50m Bristol scheme
Grade A 8-storey office development gets the green light
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NewsMagdalen College library plan gets green light
Wright Wright Architects’ scheme for a new Library at Magdalen College, Oxford, has been granted planning permission
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NewsMcLaren wins London job
Contractor wins £16.5m job on central London project, the Turnmill building
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FeaturesPost-Olympics: London's rolling
The Olympics may be over but the capital still has plenty of exciting projects to fill the void. Here are the main development sectors and key projects
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NewsRathfinny winery lays sustainable roots
New winery in East Sussex to be biggest and most environmentally friendly in England
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NewsPlanners back Crossharbour mixed-use scheme
Thumbs-up for 850 homes and 280,000 ft 2 of retail space