The Hackney Wick co-living scheme in London has been approved, marking a significant step in urban regeneration. The project highlights opportunities for AECM firms specializing in sustainable designs.
Baxall's turnover has surpassed £50 million, with plans to reach £80 million by 2030, emphasizing the benefits of employee ownership and strategic procurement.
The first phase of new army accommodation in Wiltshire, completed by Reds10 and Arcadis, highlights the demand for sustainable military housing. This project sets a precedent for future construction with its integration of energy-efficient designs.
Springfield's housing deal for Scottish grid contractors highlights opportunities in infrastructure-driven housing projects, offering a model for revenue and risk mitigation.
The completion of a £24 million waste transfer station in Ware enhances Hertfordshire's waste management efficiency, offering a model for AECM professionals in public infrastructure collaboration.
Mace resumes its £200m Oxford Science Park project with a new design by Foster + Partners, emphasizing modern research capabilities.
The Manufacturer's Information Hub (MIH), backed by UKRI, has completed initial tests to improve construction product data sharing across Europe, promising enhanced compliance and digital connectivity.
McLaren Construction appoints Martin Ewing as divisional director, enhancing capabilities for complex projects amid growing demand.
The Construction Plant-hire Association (CPA) appoints Mel Edwards as training and skills manager to enhance workforce development. This move is essential for CPA members navigating evolving training needs and opportunities.
