Durham University has named its preferred partners to deliver a programme of minor repair and new build works. The preferred contractors have been split into two panels, one governing a term service contract for jobs up to £1m and a framework contract… Continue Reading →

Developer J2 Global Corporation has gained planning for a £300m leisure and residential scheme to transform Luton’s former Vauxhall car plant. The Napier Gateway mixed-use development beside Luton Airport Parkway station will include the town’s tallest tower at 22 storeys. It… Continue Reading →

Novus Property Solutions has carried out a series of refurbishment works for two Nazareth House residential care homes, enabling Laundry Tec to install new state-of-the-art equipment in both. Nazareth House, which is run by the Sisters of Nazareth to provide… Continue Reading →

With 50,000 London households living in temporary accommodation[1] and the number of properties coming on to the market falling for six months in a row, the housing crisis is more apparent than ever. Lewisham Council is the first borough in… Continue Reading →

Planners at Hammersmith & Fulham council have given Chelsea the go-ahead to build a new 60,000-seater stadium at Stamford Bridge. Plans for the new £500m ground will see the current stadium demolished. A club statement said: “We are grateful that… Continue Reading →

The new Construction Minister has been appointed at a crucial juncture in the industry’s history, the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has said in response to the announcement that Lord Prior has taken over responsibility for the construction portfolio at… Continue Reading →

Multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy, Cundall has provided full MEP, acoustics, fire engineering and sustainable design for ING UK’s new 135,000ft² London building at 8-10 Moorgate. Cundall’s key challenge on the project was to design systems to support a wide range of… Continue Reading →

London design team leader at Morgan Lovell, Amanda Godwin-Jones gives her thoughts on the year ahead in office interiors. As we enter 2017, the wellbeing of employees remains central to office design, with a noticeable shift towards home-inspired interiors, according… Continue Reading →