McLaren and Phoenix ME to start predevelopment of 140MW data centre north of Heathrow

Work starts next month to prepare the site in Buckinghamshire for developer Corscale. The post McLaren and Phoenix ME to start predevelopment of 140MW data centre north of Heathrow appeared first on Construction Management.

Planning application for Grimshaw’s Heathrow airport expansion to cost up to £800m, airport says

Legal fees and environmental impact modelling have seen cost of paperwork almost double since project was paused in 2020

Planning application for Grimshaw’s Heathrow airport expansion to cost up to £800m, airport says

Legal fees and environmental impact modelling have seen cost of paperwork almost double since project was paused in 2020

Heathrow early careers innovation competition winner named

Heathrow Airport has announced the winner of its early careers innovation competition, run in collaboration with NCE. The post Heathrow early careers innovation competition winner named appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Rival proposal for Heathrow expansion would see runway built in two phases

A new proposal for a phased third runway at Heathrow Airport has attracted endorsements from major airlines and aviation bodies in opposition to the airport’s own plan. The post Rival proposal for Heathrow expansion would see runway built in two phases appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Crossrail Stations: Liverpool Street construction update, March 2016

Join Site Managers Luke Mason and Chris Sharples on a behind the scenes tour of Crossrail's Liverpool Street station to see the progress made so far. Liverpool Street station is undergoing major redevelopment to increase capacity, improve accessibility and upgrade interchanges as part of the building of Crossrail. The new station and Crossrail’s services will help ease overcrowding and support economic growth in the area.

Crossrail route graphic

The Elizabeth line stretches from Reading and Heathrow in the west, to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east, covering over 100km of track, including 26 miles of new twin-bore rail tunnels and ten new stations. From improving journey times across London, to easing congestion and offering better connections, the Elizabeth line will change the way people travel around the capital.