Claridge’s plans to build a huge basement underneath their landmark London hotel with a swimming pool, a wine cellar and an in-house chocolatier. Proposals filed with Westminster City Council reveal that the Maybourne Group plans to add five new basements… Continue Reading →
Willmott Dixon has signed an £18m contract to refurbish the former Lewis’s department store building in Birmingham city centre. Developer Legal & General Property finally signed up the builder after initially entering into talks with BAM to extend and upgrade its Temple Court building…. Continue Reading →
A new poll finds the building services sector confident following EU referendum result, but that it prioritises Single Market The building services engineering sector – which makes up 40 per cent of the UK’s construction and maintenance industry – believes… Continue Reading →
Regeneration specialist Galliford Try Partnerships North West has commenced work on a site known as the polygon at the New Brunswick development in Manchester. The polygon is a commercial/residential building split over three storeys and is located opposite the Apollo… Continue Reading →
London’s Westminster council is on the hunt for housing maintenance contractors to upkeep homes in the borough. CityWest Homes – which handles housing stock for the London council – is planning a 10-year work programme divided into three lots. The main… Continue Reading →
Centrica has selected Carillion to deliver facilities management and project services worth £90m for an initial period of five years, which can be extended to seven. Work will start in December 2016 to provide a wide range of hard and… Continue Reading →
Westminster council has launched a squad of “basement nuisance busters” to deal with problems caused by construction work under luxury London homes. The new team is being funded by a levy on residents looking to extend their homes below ground…. Continue Reading →
Willmott Dixon has won the lead role on a £13m contract to transform Darlington Civic Theatre into one of the North East’s most popular entertainment venues. The deal takes the firm’s pipeline of revitalising heritage property into popular culture and arts attractions to over… Continue Reading →
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