Buildings



  • Riverside demolition moves towards committee decision

    Evesham’s Riverside demolition proposal reaches the planning committee this week. Wychavon wants to clear the shopping centre and multi-storey car park before appointing partners for a wider mixed-use town-centre redevelopment.


  • Haworth Tompkins wins museum gallery commission

    Haworth Tompkins will refurbish four Natural History Museum visitor galleries. The £1.84m design commission forms part of a wider programme to renew the Grade I-listed South Kensington estate before its 150th anniversary.


  • £185m fund targets northern housing pipeline

    Forshaw and AND Capital plan a £185m northern housing fund. The proposed vehicle remains subject to final structuring and due diligence but could support residential-led and mixed-use schemes across northern England.


  • Two Stockport school rebuilds clear planning

    Stockport has approved two major school rebuilding projects for delivery. Bramhall High and Moorfield Primary can now advance through phased construction programmes designed around schools that must remain operational.


  • £150m Quayside plan reaches planning stage

    Developers have submitted plans for Great Yarmouth’s £150m Quayside scheme. The mixed-use waterfront project would combine outlet retail, leisure, a hotel, housing, public realm, and new transport connections.


  • Vert starts occupied Carreras building refurbishment

    Vert Projects will refurbish London’s landmark Greater London House complex. The live-building programme upgrades offices, amenity areas, terraces, services, and public-facing spaces while thousands of occupants remain in place.


  • Persimmon wins consent for 328 Chickerell homes

    Persimmon has secured approval for 328 homes at Chickerell, Dorset. The hybrid scheme includes 115 affordable homes, school land, road infrastructure, heat pumps, solar panels, and electric vehicle charging.


  • Vert starts occupied Carreras building refurbishment

    Canary Wharf has lodged plans to transform HSBC’s headquarters tower. The scheme retains much of 8 Canada Square while adding a hotel, terraces, public space, and a new pedestrian route.


  • Bernat Klein Studio seeks conservation design team

    Scottish Historic Buildings Trust seeks a Bernat Klein design team. The commission covers costed RIBA Stage 2 proposals for restoration of Peter Womersley’s Category A-listed modernist studio near Selkirk.


  • CCL Facades takes Bicycle Works envelope package

    CCL Facades has secured Wolverhampton’s Bicycle Works envelope package contract. The scope includes 1,324 windows, curtain walling, and doors across three six-storey residential buildings.