All 微密圈 articles in 13 June 2025 鈥� Page 3
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NewsReeves reportedly drawing up plans for 鈥榟ousing bank鈥� and 拢25bn Affordable Homes Programme
Homes England to be redesignated as public finance institution to allow it to create financial assets and lower capital costs for developers
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NewsGrimshaw cuts three out of four domes from its 拢100m Eden Project Morecambe scheme
Scaled back plans to be submitted in September following project team changes
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NewsRolls-Royce team wins competition to build Small Modular Reactors
Winning consortium also includes Laing O鈥橰ourke and Bam Nuttall
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NewsBellway says completions this year will now be higher than expected
Housebuilder adds reservation rates have begun to pick up
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NewsReds10 restructures with founder back in day-to-day charge
Current boss takes helm at sister firm Thrive-AI
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NewsStarmer announces AI tool to speed up planning system
Initiative to be rolled out nationally by spring next year
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CommentWe need more than warm words if we want to save the high street
The demand is there for a broader range of uses but the government has a vital role to play in revitalising our town and village centres, writes Richard Steer聽
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NewsFive things to watch out for in the spending review
Tomorrow鈥檚 announcement will have huge implications for housing and infrastructure, but defence and health commitments mean cuts will have to fall somewhere. Daniel Gayne reports
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FeaturesLearning from the land of opportunity: Could a US-style system of low income tax credits boost affordable housing in the UK?
The government is on the hunt for ways to fund affordable housing without increasing short-term public borrowing. A group of activists and researchers believes there is a solution in operation across the Atlantic. As part of 微密圈鈥檚 Funding the Future series, Carl Brown finds out more
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NewsGovernment commits 拢14.2bn to Sizewell C ahead of spending review
Chancellor heralds 鈥榖iggest nuclear building programme in generation鈥�
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NewsIn pictures: Grimshaw and UK team complete LA metro station at city鈥檚 largest airport
LAX scheme part of programme to reduce car traffic ahead of next year鈥檚 World Cup and 2028 Olympic Games
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NewsStudent housing giant Unite makes 拢719m bid for smaller rival Empiric
Pair have begun due diligence on proposal
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NewsLaing O鈥橰ourke wins 拢900m government lab work
Scheme is for Defra鈥檚 biosecurity campus in Surrey
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NewsPlanning approvals for new homes hit 鈥榙isastrous鈥� new low, HBF figures show
Numbers slide again as Savills forecasts 1.5 million homes target will be missed
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Features鈥業 needed to do something else鈥� 鈥� Steve Mason on life at (and after) Mace, finding his mojo at Avison Young and trying to ditch the tie
The man who helped to set up the firm鈥檚 consulting arm tells Dave Rogers what he did next
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NewsTwickenham submits application to put on more concerts as part of 拢650m stadium upgrade plan
Venue wants to hold 15 non-sporting events a year, up from current permitted three, to help bankroll revamp
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NewsSpending Review hopes fuelling industry optimisim, RLB says
Construction hoping for clarity on where and when money will be spent, consultant adds
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NewsGreen light for long-stalled 24-storey residential tower in London after developer revisions
Swiss Cottage scheme had previous 2016 consent which was never completed
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NewsSolar panels to be required on nearly all new homes, Miliband confirms
Government will only allow 鈥榬are exceptions鈥� to requirements set to be included in Future Homes Standard
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CommentIt鈥檚 time to rethink design and construction education
Our industry is full of specialists who tend to be siloed in their thinking. A new qualification at the University of Leeds aims to produce graduates with a broader range of skills across聽architecture, building services and structural engineering, writes course leader Justin Lunn