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  • #LondonToday. One Leadenhall. Steel erection & decking installation progresses to level 6 and core to level 14. The One Leadenhall Street development in the City of London is from Brookfield Propertie ...
  • Corstorphine & Wright’s new Head of Digital, Neil Carter, opens up about his career, his fascination with all things digital and what the digital transformation of the built environment really looks l ...
  • Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC) is investing £200m to fund the construction of a new build-to-rent skyscraper in Birmingham. The development will consist of 667 apartments, split across a 16-story ...
  • North Lanarkshire Council has an ambitious vision to re-invent North Lanarkshire as the place to Live, Learn, Work, Invest and Visit. Through the Enterprise Project (the 'Project') an ambitious progra ...
  • ‘Open Doors 2023’ will give young people the chance to go behind site hoardings on busy construction sites and learn about career opportunities across the industry Next year’s programme, taking place ...
  • London Build opens its doors this month, with more than 350 exhibitors set to pack out Olympia London's Grand Hall. This year's show will feature a record number of product launches and industry innov ...
  • TRANSFORMATION OF TEA FACTORY Glenn Howells Architects is working on a masterplan to transform more than 10 acres of underutilised land, in Digbeth, Birmingham, which includes Typhoo Wharf and the his ...
  • A development partner is being sought for a major, first-of-its-kind industrial regeneration scheme on the Greenwich Peninsula. The 3.38-acre site at 75 Bugsby’s Way will be transformed into one of Lo ...
  • Bidding will shortly open to work on the first phase of the upcoming £260m mixed-used Digbeth Scheme.  Designed by by Corstorphine & Wright and led by Cole Waterhouse, the scheme in the Digbeth Cultur ...
  • This week Skanska celebrated reaching the highest point of construction on the Ropemaker development, with a topping-out ceremony at 20 and 22 Ropemaker street.  Designed by Make Architects, the mixed ...
  • The UK's biggest Festival of Construction will return to Olympia London next month (Nov 16th & 17th) with more content, networking and entertainment than ever before! Your ticket to London Build will ...
  • This week the World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) launched a new industry guide that aims to tackle climate change resilience.  When stating the aim of the guide, the World GBC said: "The ‘Climate ...
  • Construction, Law and Being Female

    21 Oct 2022 May Winfield
    Written by May Winfield, Global Director of Commercial, Legal and Digital Risks at Buro Happold and a London Build Construction Idol for 2022. Throughout my career, I have encountered many misconcepti ...
  • The London Build  2022 Show Preview is officially live.  The UK's biggest Festival of Construction will return to Olympia London this November 16th & 17th with more content, networking and entertainme ...
  • The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has launched a competition on behalf of Belfast City Council, seeking an integrated design team for their ambitious Belfast Stories project. Belfast St ...
  • Mace Group have been selected to be the principal contractor on 'London's most sustainable office block' by developer Edge, in partnership with Goldman Sachs Asset Management and their funding partner ...
  • National Highways have announced their new digital Carbon Academy, as part of their strategy to give local people and businesses the opportunity to work and train on the Lower Thames Crossing. They ai ...
  • A new development located in Newhaven, East Sussex, on the former Parker Pen factory site, has marked leading social housing provider, Stonewater’s 5000th new home completed since the association’s fo ...
  • The review will focus on the UK’s fight against climate change maximising economic growth - while ensuring energy security and affordability for consumers and businesses.
  • Over £1.5 billion will be made available for local authorities and social housing providers to upgrade homes that are not energy efficient.  Around 130,000 low-income households could see bills slashe ...