First look at LANZA Ateliers 2026 Serpentine pavilion

The Architects’ Journal First look at LANZA Ateliers 2026 Serpentine pavilion This year’s Serpentine Pavilion, which opens to the public on Saturday, has been designed by emerging Mexican architecture practice LANZA Atelier, and features a brick crinkle-crankle wall The post First look at LANZA Ateliers 2026 Serpentine pavilion appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite

11 bids for 90km of roads linking new Polish airport

Eleven teams have bid for $465m (PLN1.7bn) worth of contracts to design and build 90km of roads and technical infrastructure connecting Poland’s new airport to its public road system. Centralny… The post 11 bids for 90km of roads linking new Polish airport appeared first on Global Construction Review.

Square Mile’s new tallest tower rebranded One London with 2028 start date

The tower will equal the height of Western Europe's tallest building, The Shard, and offer office floorplates up to 26,000 sq ft, plus 125,000 sq ft of space accessible to the public. The post Square Mile’s new tallest tower rebranded One London with 2028 start date appeared first on Property Week.

Construction Spending Increases in April

Residential, public work account for much of the increase. 

Move over, Shard: Work on City of London’s tallest building to start in 2028

At just under 310m, One London provides lots of public space and fills a gap in the Grade A market, developer says. The post Move over, Shard: Work on City of London’s tallest building to start in 2028 appeared first on Construction Management.

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