Mott MacDonald to Buy Australian Civils Contractor
Mott MacDonald announced the acquisition of Leed Engineering & Construction, an Australian civils contractor focused on water infrastructure. Leed, founded in 2001, employs over 350 staff across South Australia, Victoria and New South Wales. The deal’s financial terms were not disclosed, and Leed will retain its current management while joining Mott’s JN Bentley water and engineering division. The move creates a fully integrated design‑and‑construction offering for Australian clients.
Helical Payout Triggered After Mace Reaches PC on £100m New City Home of US Bank
Helical will sell its 100 New Bridge Street scheme to State Street after Mace completed a £100 million (≈$128 million) retrofit, reaching practical completion. The £333 million (≈$426 million) sale, slated for next Wednesday, gives Helical a £166.5 million (≈$213 million) share. The 10‑storey building near City...
Allison Homes Increases Turnover 30% and Halves Losses as It Shifts Into Partnerships
Allison Homes reported a 30% jump in turnover to £212 m (≈$271 m) for the year to 30 September, driven by rapid growth in its partnership sales. Pre‑tax losses were cut in half to £2.2 m (≈$2.8 m) as the firm completed 808 homes, 63%...
T&T Appoints New Africa Boss Following Profica Purchase
T&T has announced the appointment of a new Africa regional head shortly after completing its acquisition of Profica. The new leader will oversee integration of Profica’s operations and drive expansion across the continent. The move signals T&T’s commitment to strengthening...
Profit up at Harron Homes
Harron Homes reported a 12% year‑over‑year increase in net profit, driven by an 8% rise in revenue and tighter cost controls. The builder’s operating margin expanded as it capitalized on strong suburban demand. Management also announced a 15% growth in...
Green Light for Zaha Hadid Architects’ £350m Bristol Temple Quarter Scheme
Bristol City Council approved Zaha Hadid Architects' £350 million mixed‑use Temple Quarter development. Commissioned by Legal & General, the scheme features two office towers, a 163‑room hotel, a flexible commercial building and up to 520 homes across four residential blocks. The first office...
British Land’s Head of Development Delivery Leaves
British Land’s head of development delivery, Alan Bunting, has left the company after a decade of service. Bunting, who joined in 2016 from Ramboll and was promoted to lead development delivery seven years ago, oversaw project procurement and contractor selection....
Plans in for AHMM’s 20-Storey Student Tower at London Met School of Architecture Site
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM) has secured planning permission for a 20‑storey student accommodation tower on the London Metropolitan University School of Architecture site. The mixed‑use tower will provide roughly 400 beds for undergraduate and postgraduate students, alongside study and...
Bouygues Signs up for Next Phase of London Estate Revamp
Bouygues has secured the contract for the second phase of a major London estate redevelopment, committing roughly £500 million to the project. The plan will deliver about 2,500 new homes, with a significant share earmarked for affordable housing. Sustainable design standards...
Arup Team Working on Redevelopment of Armagh Astropark in Northern Ireland
Arup has been commissioned to lead the redevelopment of Armagh Astropark, a key sports and community hub in Northern Ireland. The project aims to modernise the facility with sustainable design, enhanced spectator amenities, and expanded training spaces. Planned upgrades include...