Buildings
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The Low Carbon Building Initiative has extended its European label to renovation projects, initially covering offices, collective housing, and hotels.
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Detailed approval for seven manufacturing units has moved Coventry Airport’s GreenPower Park closer to delivery as a major battery and advanced manufacturing site.
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Graham has been selected for the first major residential phase of the Stretford Mall redevelopment in Greater Manchester.
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Linear Living has completed the £34m Trafford Gardens scheme in Old Trafford, closing out a two-phase residential build that delivered 149 homes.
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Donaldson Timber Systems has launched a 16-model affordable housing range built around its Sigma II closed-panel platform as pressure grows for faster, lower-carbon delivery.
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Davos Property Developments is moving two Liverpool residential schemes toward procurement after securing planning approval for projects worth a combined £70m in the Baltic Triangle.
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John Sisk is understood to be closing in on Battersea Power Station’s next major delivery package, covering two Gehry-designed buildings that would extend Electric Boulevard and add 306 homes.
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Plans have been submitted for the last two plots at Arena Central in Birmingham, bringing forward 526 build-to-rent homes and commercial space on one of the city centre’s best-known regeneration sites.
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A revised 1,500-home Morden Wharf scheme has won approval in Greenwich, with affordable housing set at 20% and a new 11-building layout replacing the earlier consented design.
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Nine school schemes have moved into main construction under the latest School Rebuilding Programme wave, with Bowmer & Kirkland, Galliford Try, Morgan Sindall, and REDS10 taking the work across England.