Buildings
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Glenigan expects UK construction starts to rebound strongly from 2027. Its latest forecast predicts a short dip before renewed growth across public and private sectors.
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DfE is seeking an innovation lead for regenerative school buildings. The £33m pilot will test bio-based materials, nature-led design, and standardised ultra-low-carbon classroom blocks.
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Graham has started work on York’s Central Hall museum project. The £17m scheme will create a new entrance, gallery space, visitor facilities, and improved connections across the site.
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City Hall is backing Silvertown with direct housing investment capital. The funding supports a 7,000-home Royal Docks regeneration scheme and a more active public-sector delivery model.
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Camden’s studio-led regeneration scheme has secured approval in Kentish Town. The project combines production space, homes, education facilities, heritage restoration, and new public realm.
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Esh has handed over Stockton Waterfront urban park after completion. The £23m scheme reconnects the town centre with the River Tees.
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Vistry has opened voluntary exit terms for staff below directors. The move follows tighter cash controls and debt-reduction measures.
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Domis will begin work on a Manchester high-rise project shortly. The Cornbrook project includes flats, aparthotel space, commercial units, and amenities.
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Winvic will deliver two build-to-rent towers in Leeds city centre. The 578-home scheme has cleared Gateway 2 approval.
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Construction output edged higher in April, despite falling new work. ONS data shows repair and maintenance carrying growth while new-build activity remains subdued.