All Energy, infrastructure and refurbishment articles – Page 11
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NewsRestoration of derelict Alexandra Palace office set to start next month
Burrell Foley Fischer to start work on last truly inaccessible area of grade II-listed site following Historic England grant
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NewsTwo in five landlords have cancelled retrofit works following Sunak’s net zero U-turn
Prime minister scrapped requirement for rental properties to meet an EPC rating of C in September
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NewsHigh Court grants M&S permission to appeal Gove’s Oxford Street refusal
The proposals were blocked in July despite having been given the go-head by the London Mayor and the council
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NewsMPs sceptical MMC can speed up ‘worryingly slow’ New Hospital Programme
Public Accounts Committee says it is “extremely concerned” by lack of progress on £20bn programme
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NewsDetails of Bennetts Associates’ huge eight-block Blackfriars plan emerge
Practitce working with Arup on plan for 3.6ha riverside site for Network Rail and developer Almacantar
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NewsHerzog & de Meuron unveils new visuals of £1.5bn Liverpool Street station plans as application is finally made public
Scott Brownrigg working on elements of station design with Townshend also on team as landscape architect
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NewsLabour to hire hundreds of more planning officers to speed up decisions
Rachel Reeves set to announce measures to fast track planning for life sciences, battery factories and 5G infrastructure
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NewsConservative Party conference: UK’s schools must be designed to last 100 years, says RIBA president
The leader of the body, which launched its manifesto this week, was speaking at a fringe event on the RAAC crisis
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NewsSunak scraps HS2 Birmingham to Manchester leg
Savings to be spent on ‘hundreds’ of smaller projects, while Euston link to go ahead under new management
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NewsPlans lodged to restore grade II*-listed Great Yarmouth glasshouse
Burrell Foley Fischer to turn seaside town’s Winter Gardens into year-round event and entertainment space
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NewsConservative Party conference: axe looms over HS2, ministers side-step awkward questions and business leaders despair
As row over country’s biggest infrastructure project escalates, Daniel Gayne reports on a downbeat mood in Manchester
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OpinionHS2: should it stay or should it go?
As well as squandering huge investment made to date, proposed government cuts to the project also miss the national economic benefits of connecting our major cities, writes Glenn Howells
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NewsBirmingham approves demolition of brutalist Ringway Centre
Corstorphine & Wright-designed plans to replace 1960s landmark with three towers up to 56 storeys
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NewsHS2 cuts could turn line into ‘shuttle service’ between Acton and Birmingham, says infrastructure chief
John Armitt’s comments come as unions demand ministers call emergency summit to get project “back on track”
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NewsSet up urban greening task force, Create Streets urges government
Research group wants communities to have a ‘right to plant’ in public spaces to make street greener
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NewsSunak considering backing Manchester underground station to bring Burnham on side in HS2 talks
Prime minister wants to win over Manchester mayor amid backlash against expected HS2 cuts
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NewsGatwick refreshing £60m design framework as airport architect sees numbers jump
Airport planning to bring to bring second runway into routine use while Pascall & Watson reports workloads doubled last year
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NewsJohnson attacks plans to 'mutilate' HS2 as more cutbacks loom
Mixed messages damaging country’s reputation, National Infrastructure Commission boss adds
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NewsFuture generations to pay ‘heavy price’ for Sunak’s climate U-turn, RIBA warns
Fines for landlords who don’t upgrade their properties axed while a fifth of households to be exempt from boiler ban