In the news this morning, EG bring you an interview with Daniel Libeskind, the architect behind the redevelopment of Ground Zero in New York following the 9/11 terror attacks, who explains why embracing the real character and history of a place – flaws and all – is the only way to build spaces that are truly designed for everyone.
Also from EG, new research from Savills which reveals the potential for residential value uplift on the back of retail and leisure regeneration.
And WeWork’s City of London letting spree continues as the co-working giant inks its third deal this week. Click here for the exclusive from EG.
News round-up: War film storage facility on offer at Acuitus sale
Diary: Tweets turn blue as Liam sees red over Pretty Green
Bellway in favour of crackdown on builders
Takeover offer for troubled landlord
Goals’ future pitched into doubt by game-changing tax liabilities
Retail sales are stuck in reverse, CBI warns
Sports Direct ponders 5p-a-share offer for ailing Debenhams
Pledge to help homeowners trapped by onerous leases
Proposed designs revealed for MSG Sphere, UK’s largest concert arena
