Buildings
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Peel Land has submitted revised plans for Haydock Point campus. The 1.3m sq ft proposal combines manufacturing and logistics space with major highway works, HGV facilities and alternative fuel infrastructure.
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Glebelands has reached roof level across its affordable housing scheme. Stroud’s 23-home development combines brownfield redevelopment with air source heat pumps, solar PV and adaptable homes for older residents.
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Tamworth’s Market Street restoration has uncovered three centuries of fabric. Specialist work is retaining seventeenth century wattle and daub while repairing decayed timber, rebuilding a bowing gable and protecting bats.
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Plans have now been submitted for 192 Droylsden Marina homes. The affordable waterfront scheme would place three apartment buildings and ground-floor duplexes on the long vacant town centre site.
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Peabody has completed its 658-home St John’s Hill regeneration programme. The final phase adds 307 homes and closes a 14-year redevelopment around Clapham Junction.
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Harrow’s Poets Corner regeneration has now secured formal planning permission. The 1,058-home development combines detailed approval for its first phase with outline consent for later construction.
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Liverpool Street’s Victorian roof refurbishment has now reached full completion. The project replaced 11,000m² of platform glazing while upgrading drainage and repairing the station’s historic train shed.
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UKHSA has detailed its £3.52bn Harlow campus construction programme plans. The development combines a specialist high containment building with a wider laboratory, office and infrastructure campus.
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MADE has unveiled plans for 1,300 new homes near Carnforth. The 200-acre proposal combines housing, employment space, green infrastructure and improved sports facilities.
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Edinburgh’s historic Palm Houses have reopened after five-year restoration work. Thousands of replacement glass panes and extensive ironwork repairs have renewed the A-listed structures.