National Grid spending up to £400M to keep France–UK power link running to 2050

National Grid has announced plans to invest up to £400M to extend the operational life of the Interconnexion France‑Angleterre (IFA) subsea electricity link until at least 2050. The post National Grid spending up to £400M to keep France–UK power link running to 2050 appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Criterion’s planned Pimlico hotel redevelopment rejected again

Westminster City Council rejected the company's previous plans to turn office building Globe House into a hotel in 2024. The post Criterion’s planned Pimlico hotel redevelopment rejected again appeared first on Property Week.

Which Pays Off Better, Mixed-Use or Pure Residential?

A developer considering a site beside a busy shopping street may have two viable plans. One keeps the entire building residential. The other reserves the ground floor for shops or offices, with apartments above. Commercial leases could bring in additional rent, but the building would have to serve businesses and residents whose needs do not […] <p>The post Which Pays Off Better, Mixed-Use or Pure Residential? first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

JE Dunn picks company alum as chief legal officer

Colby Cox has returned to the firm from Gray as Tom Whittaker plans to retire in 2027 following more than 30 years at the company.

Foster + Partners reveals plans for San Siro stadium replacement in Milan

The Architects’ Journal Foster + Partners reveals plans for San Siro stadium replacement in Milan Foster + Partners has released the first images of its designs for a new shared 71,500-seat home for AC Milan and Inter Milan, which will replace the famous San Siro stadium The post Foster + Partners reveals plans for San Siro stadium replacement in Milan appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia

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