Project Reports

Wates set out to eliminate the need for scaffolding or mast climbers on the 33-storey Anthology Hale in north London – and saved on costs by doing so

Ballymore's west London scheme has been 15 years in the making, but the Irish developer is now pressing ahead and looking to place the development at the heart of the local community.

In the West Midlands, contractors are helping spruce up the gateway to one of its major cities

Nevada contractor Penta races against the clock to complete the world’s two largest pillar-less ballrooms for Caesars Entertainment in time for the NFL draft next April

Building a school on a greenfield site in a rural town would normally be a straightforward process – unless it turned out that someone had been there before you.

From Leicestershire to the Antarctic, Construction News rounds up some of the best builds visited this year, ranked by the most read online

Boasting a rich history of industrial firsts, it is unsurprising that the former Silk Mill in the centre of Derby is at the forefront of a potential step-change for the construction industry, as well as a striking permanent exhibit – a seven-tonne jet engine

From building above historic railways to installing massive soundproof doors, Laing O’Rourke has had to innovate to meet Manchester City Council’s exacting demands Project The Factory Client Manchester City Council Operator Manchester International Festival Contract value £108m Management contractor Laing O’Rourke Civil & structural designer BuroHappold Steel frame William Hare Start…

Main contractor McLaren faces a race against time to get the Premier League football club’s state-of-the-art facility ready before next season

Bam Nuttall is braving killer whales, icebergs and stark isolation in Antarctica to deliver a new wharf in time for the arrival of the RRS Sir David Attenborough