Buildings



  • Legendre wins low-carbon City office refurb

    Legendre UK has been appointed to deliver the redevelopment of 10 Salisbury Square, a City of London office scheme targeting high environmental standards.


  • LHC opens £1bn housing and demolition framework

    LHC Procurement Group has opened a £1bn framework covering housing, regeneration, demolition, remediation, enabling works, retrofit, and defence housing across England.


  • Stockholm sets €124bn construction pipeline

    Stockholm’s construction pipeline has risen to €124bn by 2040. Housing, rail, roads, commercial buildings, education facilities, and energy infrastructure dominate a programme that will test regional workforce capacity.


  • Legendre secures Grove House retrofit approval

    Legendre has secured approval for a Hammersmith office retrofit scheme. Grove House will be converted into a mixed-use hotel, workspace, commercial, and auditorium development, with construction expected to start in early 2027.


  • Brighton advances purpose-built women’s stadium

    Brighton’s stadium plan gives women’s football a dedicated construction brief. The proposed 10,000-capacity venue beside the Amex would create one of the world’s few purpose-built stadiums for a women’s football team.


  • Ballymore wins approval for Silvertown homes

    Ballymore’s Silvertown plan has cleared a major planning hurdle. The Knights Road scheme will deliver nearly 1,700 homes, workspace, commercial space, community uses, park improvements, and upgraded riverside flood defences.


  • MLP plans two-storey business park near Munich

    MLP Group is planning a 42,800 sq m two-storey logistics and industrial business park at Neufahrn near Munich.


  • GRAHAM signs PCSA for Holbeche Place

    GRAHAM has signed a pre-construction services agreement for the first phase of Muse’s Holbeche Place redevelopment in Solihull town centre.


  • Pagabo opens £5bn major works framework

    Pagabo has opened bidding for a £5bn national major works framework, setting up a four-year public sector construction pipeline due to begin in October 2026.


  • Willmott Dixon lands Wembley college campus

    Willmott Dixon will build a new £92m College of North West London campus at Wembley Park. The eight-storey scheme will replace a disused Olympic Way building with teaching, workshop, science, support, and social spaces.