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Stanton Williams transform Nantes’ fine arts museum into a vibrant and democratic art space
The Musée d’arts de Nantes will open to the public on 23 June 2017. For this landmark cultural project, the London-based architecture practice Stanton Williams has transformed the existing Musée
Horbury Property Services appointed to Fusion21 framework
Horbury Property Services, part of the Horbury Group, has announced it has become one of the approved contractors, for providing Passive Fire Safety services, as part of the Fusion21 ‘national
£6 million facelift for University’s science building
Work on the redesigning the University of Huddersfield’s Joseph Priestley Building is under way and completion is due around the end of the year. IT started life in the 1960s,
Another multi million pound contract win for CMS
CMS Window Systems, Scotland’s leading window, door and curtain walling designer, fabricator and installer, is pleased to have been appointed by North Lanarkshire Council as the successful bidder for its
Aecom team lands Old Oak Common masterplan
A team led by Aecom and featuring Asif Khan, BIG and Wilkinson Eyre has won the contest to masterplan the vast Old Oak Common development zone in west London. The
UK Brick manufacturers report increase in distribution
The Brick Development Association (BDA) is delighted to report that the steady increase in UK-manufactured brick deliveries has continued in line with demand. The latest figures from the Office for
Kings Place takes Breeam in-use to award-winning levels
An iconic mixed-use building on London’s Regent’s Canal, Kings Place has won the in-use category at the 2017 BREEAM Awards, testament to the 95% outstanding rating, the highest BREEAM operational
ISG lands £5.5m hotel revamp
ISG has been awarded a £5.5 million contract to convert the iconic Anchor Line building on St Vincent Place, Glasgow to create a contemporary 64-bed aparthotel for The White Building
Trench collapse on refurb site
A Fife-based construction company has been fined after a worker had to be dug out of a trench that collapsed onto him. Dundee Sheriff Court heard the 43-year-old employee of
Work to start on university conversion
Sir Robert McAlpine has got its foot in the door for Edinburgh University’s major upgrade and conversion of the Scottish capital’s former Royal Infirmary building. Plans for a major educational hub scheme
