News tagged partnership
  • Barratt completes third Kingsbrook school

    Inspiring Futures Partnership Trust, Buckinghamshire Council and developer Barratt David Wilson North Thames have completed the third school for the 2,450 home Kingswood, Aylesbury, development.

  • Vistry wins approval for 361 Gateshead brownfield homes

    Vistry has secured planning consent for three projects with Gateshead Regeneration Partnership on brownfield sites that will deliver 361 new homes.

  • Suicide prevention assessments become mandatory for road designs in the UK

    National Highways, in partnership with the UK Roads Leadership Group (UKRLG), has led the creation of what it believes to be Europe’s first mandatory suicide prevention assessment for some road infrastructure designs. The post Suicide prevention assessments become mandatory for road designs in the UK appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

  • Gilbane Development breaks ground on $350M WKU student housing project

    Broeren Russo Builders is serving as general contractor on the residence hall. Western Kentucky University and Gilbane entered a public-private partnership for a multiphase campus overhaul in April.

  • Bunnings Trade and Movember unveil new shirt to mark five years together

    Five years on from joining forces with Movember, Bunnings Trade is building on a partnership that has helped raise and donate more than $272,000 for men’s health initiatives across New Zealand, while sparking important conversations on and off the worksite. This November, Bunnings Trade and Movember are releasing a limited-edition flannel shirt that will retail […] The post Bunnings Trade and Movember unveil new shirt to mark five years together appeared first on Building Today.

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