Buildings
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Graham has started work on Wolverton’s long-awaited Agora regeneration scheme. The £76.8m Milton Keynes project will deliver homes, commercial space, public realm, and local infrastructure improvements.
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Guildmore has secured Tower Hamlets’ next leisure redevelopment phase contract. The scheme combines new public leisure facilities, BREEAM Excellent targets, and 30 council-owned homes.
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Agratas is reshaping delivery on its Somerset battery gigafactory programme. The £4bn scheme remains one of the UK’s largest industrial construction projects, with 40GWh of planned annual cell capacity.
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Allied London has advanced plans for Manchester’s One Castlefield tower. The proposal would deliver 593 homes beside the St George’s regeneration area.
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Derby council has approved Derbion’s 1,150-home city-centre regeneration masterplan proposal. The scheme covers Eagle Quarter, Bradshaw Way, public realm, and commercial space.
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Gatwick has named contractors for its £2bn capital programme pipeline. The framework covers building, civils, terminal, electrification, and passenger upgrades.
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West Fraser and Kirkwood are deepening their offsite supply partnership. The arrangement supports timber-frame production using engineered panel products across walls, roofs, floors, and cassette systems.
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Brae High School proposals have entered a formal consultation stage. Ryder Architecture’s designs would create a new all-through learning campus on the existing Shetland school site.
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Adaston and Synergize have joined a major safety compliance framework. The £695 million Procure Plus route covers fire protection, compartmentation, façade remediation, external fabric works, and consultancy services.
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Canmoor has appointed Muir Group for Westway’s next warehouse phase. The £15 million scheme will add nine speculative industrial units beside Glasgow Airport, with completion targeted for 2027.