Loader Monteith rebuilds and extends dilapidated Inverness crofthouse

The Architects’ Journal Loader Monteith rebuilds and extends dilapidated Inverness crofthouse Glasgow-based Loader Monteith has rebuilt a dilapidated traditional Scottish farmhouse in the Highlands as a three-bedroom home by reusing its stone The post Loader Monteith rebuilds and extends dilapidated Inverness crofthouse appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams

Scape opens regional construction engagement

Public sector procurement specialist Scape has published the tender notice for its next generation Regional Construction Works and Services framework, covering projects worth up to £15m the Midlands, East of England, Home Counties and London and scheduled to launch in summer 2027.

Manchester United confirms location for new 100,000-seater stadium

The club’s new home will sit approximately 350m north-west of the existing Old Trafford stadium, confirming a change form the original location first disclosed last year. The post Manchester United confirms location for new 100,000-seater stadium appeared first on Property Week.

Water Delivery Taskforce facilitates progress on 18,771 new homes

The new homes in East Anglia, Lincolnshire and the Home Counties have been brought closer to delivery following the same model that unlocked sites for 21,000 homes in North Sussex in late 2025. The post Water Delivery Taskforce facilitates progress on 18,771 new homes appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Second Home: reinventing the workplace

From glass-walled pods to lush indoor forests, Second Home‘s workspaces in London and Lisbon are reimagining what the office can be. CEO Jamie Apostolou explains how architecture, nature and community combine to shape more inspiring places to work   Walk into most office spaces and you can feel the problem immediately. The air is flat. […] The post Second Home: reinventing the workplace appeared first on Architecture Magazine.

RICS, Modus - Safe as houses, why investors are backing homes 14042021

The residential property market, despite dire predictions, appears to have emerged largely unscathed from the pandemic

FT - Xi Jinping’s Evergrande dilemma has repercussions far beyond China, 15102021

Evergrande has become a problem for Chinese president Xi Jinping. There appears to be 3 policy options: bankrupting Evergrande to send a message to the rest of the property sector; propping it up because it is simply “too big to fail”; or facilitating an orderly distribution of assets Kevin Rudd, a former prime minister of Australia, is the global president of the Asia Society highlights that Beijing could let the property behemoth go bankrupt, but that risks shockwaves both at home and abroad

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