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​Sector ‘looking for confidence’ as Starmer resignation clears way for fifth PM in four years

2026-06-22T11:33:00+01:00

Andy Burnham widely expected to get top job after rivals step aside

  • Olympia reborn: How London’s historic exhibition venue has been revitalised for the modern age

  • Building study: The Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration

  • Fixing the roof while the sun is shining: Making Blenheim Palace fit for the next 300 years

  • The reinvention of Broadgate: Has it worked?

  • A quietly radical housing project: Metropolitan Workshop’s resident‑led Passivhaus scheme

  • Such buildings can change lives… Regenerating safe spaces that young people can call their own

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Building Systems Thinking: Our water and wastewater systems need replumbing

2026-05-11T06:00:00+01:00By Matt Wheeldon

Public and media discontent over hosepipe bans and storm overflows is understandable. But the UK does not have drinking water and sewage problems so much as a rainwater management problem, says Matt Wheeldon

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From ambition to delivery: inside the inaugural Dublin Regenerative Cities Summit

2026-04-29T14:37:00+01:00In partnership with

On Earth Day, senior leaders from across the built environment gathered in Dublin to confront a more urgent question than ever before: not whether cities should regenerate, but how the industry can move faster — and together — to deliver it.

  • Cost model: delivering neighbourhood health centres

  • Market forecast: Weaker demand helps constrain cost inflation

  • Infrastructure update: The influence of private finance on delivery mechanisms

  • Sustainability: How lifecycle costs vary by sector and scale

  • TV and film studios cost model: How record investment is driving a development boom

  • Infrastructure update: Developing the UK’s flexible grid

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