Pavegen: new technology takes to the floor
Can Laurence Kemball-Cook’s energy-storing, data-sharing tiles transform the built environment? Samantha McClary finds out
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New season for MCC modernisation plans
The Marylebone Cricket Club will decide in September on controversial plans to build 97 flats at Lord’s Cricket Ground, NW8, after consulting members during a series of road shows around Britain this summer, writes Peter Bill
Barnet turns down Barratt green belt residential scheme
Barratt has failed in its bid to build 450 homes on green belt land in Mill Hill, NW7, even though its plans were recommended for approval by planning officers.
Government looks at land capture to finance Crossrail 2 and HS2
TfL and GLA get serious about capturing the value of new infrastructure
Barking set for growth
MIPIM 2017: If the first day on the London stand at MIPIM is anything to go by, the theme for this year is around the ambitions and optimism of local authorities.
Khan gives the go-ahead for previously refused resi schemes
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has given the green light for two residential developments that were refused planning permission by their respective local authorities.
Strettons looks for new opportunities
WORK:LIFE Strettons has long been synonymous with East London, but as it moves from strength to strength it is looking further afield for new opportunities
Nine Elms Square buyer pulls out
BEST OF MIPIM 2017: The prospective purchaser of St Modwen and Vinci’s prize site at New Covent Garden Market has withdrawn from negotiations
TfL’s slow road to resi delivery
ANALYSIS: Will London mayor Sadiq Khan be able to boast on 1 April 2020 the fulfilment of a five-year-old promise by Transport for London to deliver 10,000 housing starts on 300 acres of TfL land?
Blurred lines: City versus fringe
City vs fringe: with the price gap vanishing, is it a battle of buildings and amenities?
