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Plan approved to redevelop major Glasgow shopping mall

Construction Enquirer

It is estimated the Buchanan Galleries redevelopment would take place over 10 years, with the work being hoped to start next year if approved. This latest redevelopment plan comes as developer Landsec is working up plans to demolish the Buchanan Galleries for a £850m mixed-use development.

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£300m Norwich Anglia Square scheme finally approved

Construction Enquirer

The firm was forced back to the drawing board to completely overhaul its original proposal after the Secretary of State intervened over-turning the City Council’s previous planning approval decision to redevelop the 11.5

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£47.8M Peterborough station upgrade set to proceed as business case approved

New Civil Engineer

Peterboroughs plans to transform its railway station and surrounding area have advanced with the governments approval of the projects Full Business Case. Peterborough station upgrade set to proceed as business case approved appeared first on New Civil Engineer. The post 47.8M

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North London 9-floor mass-timber frame office approved

Construction Enquirer

Double-height entrance lobby at 2 Copper Place The planning approval has been granted as activity at Brent Cross Town continues to progress with five buildings, including residential and student rooms, already under construction, alongside associated infrastructure.

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The Constructor's Digital Transformation Playbook: Reducing Risk With Technology

Speaker: Dylan Secrest

🚀Optimize project timeline - Use digital tools to accelerate approvals and prevent bottlenecks. . 🔁 Streamline workflows - Automate key processes, such as payment workflows, to reduce miscommunication and human error. 📆 February 25, 2025 at 9:30am PT, 12:30pm ET, 5:30pm GMT

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Redesign of HS2 Curzon Street approved with ‘disappointing’ loss of timber roof

New Civil Engineer

High Speed 2s (HS2s) redesign of its flagship Curzon Street station in Birmingham has been approved, including the disappointing loss of its timber-lined roof. The post Redesign of HS2 Curzon Street approved with disappointing loss of timber roof appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

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Bally’s $1.7B Chicago casino gains site approval

Construction Dive

The gaming development is slated to rise on the site of the old Chicago Tribune printing plant along the Chicago River.

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