‘Step forward’ or ‘bridge to nowhere’? Mixed reaction on Jackdaw gas field approval

The government has approved the extraction of natural gas from the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea, claiming it will supply British consumers and improve the UK’s energy security. The post ‘Step forward’ or ‘bridge to nowhere’? Mixed reaction on Jackdaw gas field approval appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Hotel Washbasins Through the Design Stages: What Architects Should Settle and When

The post Hotel Washbasins Through the Design Stages: What Architects Should Settle and When appeared first on UK Construction Blog. On a hotel construction project, the washbasin is rarely chosen in a single meeting. Its size is fixed at concept stage, its tap and waste positions at technical design, its colour at sample approval and its spare stock at procurement. When any of these decisions is taken late or by the wrong person, the result is usually […]

Shaw & Jagger wins appeal for boulder-like country house on Ilkley Moor

The Architects’ Journal Shaw & Jagger wins appeal for boulder-like country house on Ilkley Moor Shaw & Jagger has won approval on appeal for plans to build a country house clause home inspired by rocky outcrops on the edge of Ilkley Moor, West Yorkshire The post Shaw & Jagger wins appeal for boulder-like country house on Ilkley Moor appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite

Domis lined up as 44-storey Manchester tower clears Gateway 2

Glenbrook targets 2027 start after securing funding and building safety approval for 364-home scheme

Curlew Capital gets go-ahead for King’s Cross student scheme

The approval, subject to completion of the Section 106 agreement, will enable the redevelopment of a vacant 1970s site and the development of 123 studios. The post Curlew Capital gets go-ahead for King’s Cross student scheme appeared first on Property Week.

Why do façade shop drawing mismatches still happen after BIM clash detection approval?