Kiruna Kyrka, a 672-tonne Lutheran Church first integrated in 1912, is making a 5km journey on rubber wheels over two days, travelling at speeds as high as half a kilometre an hour.
Health Infrastructure has appointed Turner & Townsend for project management services on the construction of Rouse Hill Hospital, New South Wales (NSW).
Oxford United Football Club has taken a major step towards building its new home after Cherwell District Council approved plans for a 16,000-capacity stadium with accessibility at its core.
Heathrow West is the first new proposal submitted after the Government invited competing proposals for the Heathrow airport expansion as mentioned in the Spring Statement.
Laing O’Rourke has signed two contracts with the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA) to build multiple disease prevention facilities as part of the National Biosecurity Centre at Weybridge programme.
20 projects across the country have won the Royal Institute of British Architecture’s (RIBA) National Awards 2025. This year’s awards have focused primarily on restoration and conservation, both retaining qualities of original builds while also updating or improving them for modern residents and visitors.
Transport for London (TfL) has initiated the procurement process for its infrastructure improvement framework, anticipated to encompass up to £700 million in construction and design works.
Sizewell C, Laing O’Rourke, Balfour Beatty, and Bouygues Travaux Publics have signed an Program Alliance Agreement for the 8-year civil works project at Sizewell C.
