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August 4, 2025

Panattoni submits plans for further 100,000 sq ft after completing 795,000 sq ft in Milton Keynes

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

Heathrow’s Third Runway Plan Set for Take-off by 2035

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

Scots firms appointed to £80m framework for public sector works

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

Blueprint Interiors complete unique workspace as Argon Medical expands global footprint

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

Chopstix Brings Fast-Fresh Flavour to Huddersfield

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

IES has launched a 3D model of Dublin Town, mapping 3,000 buildings on the road to net zero

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

£50m Vision to Breathe New Life into Birmingham’s Bill House Site

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

Healthcare construction specialists Stepnell to lead development of Dorset ambulance base

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

Legrand Launches State-of-the-Art Lighting Control Platform

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

Finning delivers gen-set providing instant back-up for power specialist IDE Systems

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

Issue 332 : Sept 2025

August 4, 2025

Panattoni submits plans for further 100,000 sq ft after completing 795,000 sq ft in Milton Keynes

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

Panattoni, the world’s largest privately owned industrial developer, has completed the construction of Panattoni Park Milton Keynes, a premier two-unit logistics development totalling 794,807 sq ft at Junction 14 of the M1. In parallel, the company has acquired a nearby five-acre site on Yeomans Drive and submitted plans for Panattoni Milton Keynes 100, a 94,025 sq ft speculative warehouse scheduled for completion in Q3 2026. The newly completed park comprises two high-specification units: Unit MK 450 (450,479 sq ft) and Unit MK 345(344,328 sq ft). Both offer 18-metre clear internal heights, 50 kN/m² floor loading, and 55-metre service yards. MK 450 includes 40 dock-level doors, two level-access doors, and 4 MVA of power, while MK 345 offers 28 dock doors, two level-access doors, and 2.7 MVA. Together, they provide 698 car parking spaces and 233 trailer bays. Strategically located just three minutes from Junction 14 of the M1, the park is within 51 miles of Central London, and under 75 minutes from both Heathrow and East Midlands airports. It benefits from a local working-age population of 168,400 within a 30-minute drive – expected to grow by 7.8% (51,460 people) by 2030. Both units have been constructed to net-zero carbon standards and have achieved BREEAM “Outstanding” certification and EPC A ratings. Features include LED lighting, low-carbon concrete, and electric vehicle-ready infrastructure – delivering reduced operational emissions and compliance with future environmental standards. Panattoni’s newly acquired site nearby – Milton Keynes 100 – will deliver a 94,025 sq ft logistics facility with 12.5m clear internal height, 35m yard depth, nine dock doors, two level-access doors, and a 750 kVA power supply. The design includes 8,127 sq ft of mezzanine office space, 105 car parking bays, 21 HGV spaces, 22 EV charging points, rainwater harvesting and solar PV. This development will also be built to net-zero carbon construction and target BREEAM “Outstanding” and EPC A credentials. On 10 July, Panattoni hosted local authorities, logistics companies, agents, and community stakeholders at a launch event at Panattoni Park. Attendees toured the completed facilities, explored their sustainability features, and previewed plans for the MK 100 development—demonstrating the strong market demand for future-ready logistics space within the UK’s Golden Triangle. James Watson, Head of Development, Southern England, Panattoni, comments: “The completion of Panattoni Park Milton Keynes marks a major milestone in our UK portfolio, delivering exceptional, sustainable logistics space in a key strategic location. With the acquisition of MK 100, we’re continuing our commitment to speculative development in areas of strong occupier demand, supporting regional growth and supply chain resilience.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

Heathrow’s Third Runway Plan Set for Take-off by 2035

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

After decades of debate, Heathrow Airport has submitted its detailed expansion proposal to the government, aiming to deliver a fully operational third runway by 2035. The idea of adding a third runway to the UK’s busiest airport has been a recurring political battleground since the early 2000s. The Labour government’s 2003 white paper, The Future of Air Transport, first backed the project, but since then it has been repeatedly approved, paused and revived. Former London mayor Boris Johnson famously vowed to block it, while current Labour leaders Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are openly supportive. London’s present mayor, Sadiq Khan, remains firmly opposed. Unlike HS2, which critics say was rushed into construction, Heathrow’s long delay has allowed for extensive planning. The government invited expansion proposals last winter, and Heathrow has now tabled a £48 billion vision. Key features include moving part of the M25 under the new runway and introducing major upgrades across the airport. Heathrow says it can build the third runway for £21 billion within 10 years, provided the government delivers the necessary policy changes and regulatory framework. The submitted blueprint outlines:• A north-western runway stretching up to 3,500 metres• Capacity for up to 756,000 flights and 150 million passengers annually• A new ‘T5X’ terminal, expanded Terminal 2 facilities, and three satellite terminals The investment plan breaks down as follows:• £21 billion for the runway and airfield infrastructure (up from £14 billion in 2018 due to inflation)• £12 billion for the new T5X terminal and additional stands• £15 billion for upgrading existing terminals, including expanding Terminal 2 and eventually replacing Terminal 3 According to Heathrow chief executive Thomas Woldbye, expansion is critical to the UK’s trade and connectivity. He said: “It has never been more important to expand Heathrow. We are operating at capacity, which is holding the country back. With government approval and a suitable regulatory model, we can begin work this year, driving investment and jobs across the UK.” If policy changes are agreed, Heathrow plans to begin public consultation next year, aiming to submit its formal planning application in 2028. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

Scots firms appointed to £80m framework for public sector works

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

FOURTEEN businesses are set to deliver critical public sector infrastructure, helping to keep schools open, healthcare services running efficiently, and community facilities in use through a new framework. Coming at a pivotal time, the appointments are much needed, as RAAC-related disruption continues across the UK, highlighting the urgent need for fast, safe, and high-quality building solutions. The £80M Modular Buildings framework (MB3), led by the Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA), has appointed the firms, enabling the delivery of these vital works across the Scottish public sector. Lesley Peaty, Regional Director at SPA, said: “What we’re offering is a fast and responsive service, giving public bodies the tools and access to the highest quality of suppliers. “That will enable them to react swiftly to emergencies, refurbishments or growing populations without sacrificing quality or oversight. “This offers a practical and reliable solution for Scotland’s public sector, especially as we face mounting pressures from ageing infrastructure, RAAC-related disruption and rising demand for education and healthcare spaces. “By offering one of the most effective solutions currently on the market, this framework directly responds to evolving policies and the real needs of communities, shaped through extensive consultation with partners and engagement across the sector.” MB3 gives public bodies access to high-quality suppliers for permanent, temporary, healthcare-specific, and refurbished modular building, supporting education, healthcare, emergency services, and community projects at no additional cost. Replacing its predecessor MB2, the framework runs until 2029 and has been designed to reflect the evolving needs of Scotland’s public sector. It is designed to cut build times, reduce disruption, and enhance sustainability, ensuring the continued delivery of public sector projects across Scotland well beyond the expiry of MB2 in 2025. Appointed suppliers include Algeco UK Ltd, Healthmatic, Integra Buildings Ltd, McAvoy Modular Offsite, Modulek Ltd, Modularwise Ltd, P McVey Mobile Buildings Ltd, Portakabin Ltd, Premier Modular Ltd, Rollalong Ltd, Sibcas Ltd, Vision Built Structures Ltd and Wernick Buildings Ltd. Lesley added: “We always want to ensure we give our partners the flexibility to choose suppliers via direct award or mini competition with no stipulations on the type of contract that is used. This means they have full control over how they procure works and services as well as having the opportunity to utilise our experienced team to support them achieve their desired outcome with confidence.” “That flexibility is already having an impact, keeping classrooms open, supporting stretched healthcare services, and helping community spaces expand their capacity and stay in use. “It also caters to urgent requirements with short-term modular buildings, while offering sustainable, refurbished solutions as well as the repair of existing buildings for longer-term value. “Above all, this framework reinforces our commitment to social value, with clear community benefit requirements embedded throughout. It’s about creating meaningful opportunities, local jobs, training pathways, and lasting partnerships. “We’re proud to continue delivering those outcomes in collaboration with our long-term charity partner, Lintel Trust.” SPA’s Community Benefit Fund has invested over £1.1million into more than 100 community-based initiatives since 2017, with recent projects supporting holiday hunger programmes, mental health services and employability schemes. MB3 is expected to expand that reach further from direct procurement activity. SPA currently oversees close to 700 live projects with a combined value of £1.1 billion supporting 300 suppliers from SMEs to large multinational businesses. Its frameworks are free to join and cater to local authorities, housing associations, health boards, emergency services, schools, and other publicly funded bodies. For more information on the MB3 framework and how to access it, visit: www.scottishprocurement.scot Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

Blueprint Interiors complete unique workspace as Argon Medical expands global footprint

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

Workplace consultancy Blueprint Interiors has completed a full interior design and fit out for global medical device provider Argon Medical – as it opens its new Distribution & Education Centre in Castle Donnington, Derby. The new-build 20,000 sq. ft centre is located on Stud Brook Business Park – currently being developed by Clowes Developments – with Argon Medical being the first tenant to move on to the site. Rapid growth, an expanding European team, and a pipeline of new products meant Argon Medical required a new space that would combine a product distribution warehouse, office space and a specialised hands-on training area for physicians. Ashby-based Blueprint Interiors was appointed to deliver the project, who approached the brief with a ‘what could be possible?’ attitude to design and functionality. Key elements of the space included informal work zones, open-plan office space, private video call rooms, meeting rooms, a clinical and education suite, a product demonstration area and staff facilities. Working closely with Argon Medical to deliver its vision, Blueprint Interiors designed a facility that maximises the space to assist the ongoing growth of the company’s team, product development, and allows for training and development. Rachel Biddles, Operations Director at Blueprint Interiors, said: “This was a unique project which we couldn’t wait to start work on. Creating a life-like clinical room was a great challenge for us and with Argon’s investment in technology and innovation, together with their open approach to ideas, we have created something special. “Argon trusted us and let us push the boundaries which is something Blueprint is known for. Through our workplace consultancy engagement involving designers from the beginning, we were able to unlock the brief and create a larger, scalable office space. The details on many aspects of this project were paramount and the result is an environment which will offer the best gains in productivity and enjoyment of the spaces by the team. “Thank you to Argon Medical for choosing to work with us and enabling our collaborative relationship that has led to this state-of-the-art facility.” Argon Medical’s new premisesrepresents a major step forward in the company’s global growth strategy and will serve as a dedicated hub for its operations across 80 countries James Holman, Director of Finance and Operations EMEA at Argon Medical, said: “This new facility marks a significant milestone in our growth strategy. By strengthening our presence in EMEA and APAC, we’re not only expanding our operational footprint but also reinforcing our commitment to delivering innovative solutions and world-class support to customers across these regions. “Blueprint challenged our thinking in the best way. They didn’t just give us what we asked for but also added their expertise to take our ideas further. I’d advise any company looking to redesign their office not to settle for the obvious solution, but to find a partner who will push your thinking and deliver something beyond what you ever imagined possible. “Since moving in, it’s been fantastic to see how the teams are using the new spaces and the ease of movement between clinical, office, training and areas to relax. Our new environment is just what we needed and more, enabling us to further boost productivity, innovation, training and quality across the board.” Blueprint Interiors follow the WELL Building Standard; a universally recognised benchmark which puts mental wellbeing and emotional health as key considerations when creating productive workplaces. The Standard helps organisations to optimise their workplaces around the health and wellbeing of their people, which allows teams to be their very best selves. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

Chopstix Brings Fast-Fresh Flavour to Huddersfield

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

Huddersfield has welcomed its first Chopstix restaurant as the popular Asian quick-service brand continues its rapid UK expansion. Opening this month on King Street, the new outlet is part of Chopstix’s strategy to grow in high-footfall areas, including busy high streets and major transport hubs. The Huddersfield launch follows several recent openings across the country, including Brighton, Leeds and Wolverhampton. Sam Elia, co-founder and director at Chopstix, said: “We’re excited to be opening in Huddersfield and bringing our unique brand proposition to another great UK high street. This year we’ve seen strong momentum across the business, which is a testament to the strength of the Chopstix brand and our focus on quality, speed and customer experience.” The company’s growth has accelerated following investment from quick-service restaurant group QSRP earlier in 2024. With new locations continuing to open at pace, Chopstix is aiming to become the largest Asian quick-service restaurant brand in Europe. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

IES has launched a 3D model of Dublin Town, mapping 3,000 buildings on the road to net zero

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

IES has launched a publicly accessible 3D Urban Energy Model of the Dublin Town Business Improvement District, a landmark digital twin that places more than 3,000 city-centre buildings under a single, data-rich lens. Commissioned by Dublin Town Business Improvement District – the organisation representing over 2,000 businesses across the capital – the model offers the most detailed picture yet of how each premise consumes energy, emits carbon, and could profitably transition to net zero. Built with IES’s urban modelling engine, fed by an analytics platform and connected through the stakeholder engagement portal, the model fuses live operational data from buildings with physics-based simulation. This unique combination allows users to explore current building performance, benchmark operational carbon emissions, pinpoint energy-intensive properties, and run sophisticated retrofit scenarios that range from light-touch behavioural changes to deep fabric upgrades, new heating systems, on-site renewables, and district-energy connections. The resulting evidence is presented through live, interactive dashboards that continuously track progress, verify savings, and prevent buildings from slipping back into inefficient operation. “In partnership with Dublin Town, we have created a living, breathing map of the city centre’s energy story,” said Ruth Kerrigan, COO at IES. “For the first time, business owners, investors, and policymakers can interrogate engineering-grade data in real time and see exactly which retrofit pathway will cut emissions, slash bills, and future-proof our historic streetscape.” The work dovetails with Dublin City Council’s wider 2030 climate objectives. IES subjected the model to a suite of decision-support analyses, testing shallow, medium, deep and full-renovation strategies against the district’s decarbonisation targets. Annual operational-savings curves and stepped investment plans are now visualised for every building, giving stakeholders a clear, financially-robust roadmap towards climate neutrality. Richard Guiney, chief executive of Dublin Town, believes the project marks a turning point for urban regeneration. “Dublin has committed to bold carbon-reduction goals, but businesses need the clarity and confidence to act,” he said. “This model translates ambition into practical steps and empowers every operator to be able to map their pathway to lower costs and lower carbon.” To accelerate action on the ground, IES is extending free energy-audit support to eligible small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the district through the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland voucher scheme. Companies with fewer than 250 employees, turnover below €50 million, and annual energy spend above €10,000 can secure a comprehensive assessment delivered by IES’s consultants. The audit involves reviewing a year of utility bills, conducting an on-site survey, identifying waste, and recommending no- and low-cost measures. Through this, it quantifies potential capital projects and sets out the corresponding energy, cost, and carbon savings in a tailored report for each building. For building owners and managers ready to move beyond operational diagnosis to delivery, IES Live – the company’s flagship product – takes the district-wide insights down to individual assets, creating dynamic, evidence-based decarbonisation plans that are continually validated against real-time performance data. By comparing live energy feeds with predictive simulations in a single environment, IES Live offers a fully integrated platform, capable of turning building physics into actionable data and verified results. With the model now in place and the tools to act readily available, Dublin’s path to a greener, more competitive city centre is mapped out. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

£50m Vision to Breathe New Life into Birmingham’s Bill House Site

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

A long-neglected site in Birmingham is set for a major transformation, as developer Pickstock Group unveils ambitious plans to create a vibrant mixed-use community on Soho Hill. The Bill House site, which has stood vacant in recent years and suffered from fires and anti-social behaviour, could soon become home to 115 new houses and flats, alongside an 80-bed care home. With a gross development value of £48.5 million, the project aims to boost housing provision while contributing to the regeneration of the wider area. Pickstock Group development director Liam Davies described the proposal as “a dynamic approach to different housing typologies”, combining affordable housing, open market sale and lease options with specialist care provision. The 2.5-acre brownfield site will be redeveloped by a professional team including Glancy Nichol Architects and RPS Group, part of Tetra Tech. Glancy Nichol managing director Adam McPartland said: “This will be a comprehensive redevelopment that is sensitive to the local character, providing multi-generational living in line with the needs of the community. The aim is to create a place that feels authentic and uplifting, contributing to broader regeneration goals for the area.” RPS planning director Jacob Bonehill added: “These proposals present a chance to deliver much-needed homes and employment opportunities beyond Birmingham’s city centre. For too long, growth has been concentrated within the Inner Ring Road, and developments like this are essential to ensuring regeneration reaches areas such as Soho Hill.” The scheme follows early engagement with stakeholders and detailed planning appraisals. If approved, it promises to replace dereliction with a thriving neighbourhood that serves a range of housing and care needs, while breathing new life into a key part of the city. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

Healthcare construction specialists Stepnell to lead development of Dorset ambulance base

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

COMPLETE construction partner Stepnell is set to deliver a Main Operating Base (MOB) in Dorset for the South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SWASFT), aiming to enhance the operational efficiency of emergency services across the South West. Scheduled for completion this autumn by healthcare construction specialists Stepnell, based in Southampton, the MOB will serve as a central regional hub for ambulance services. The new multi-functional building forms part of the Trust’s multi-year programme to modernise healthcare infrastructure, which includes a wider network of MOBs, ambulance stations, and community ambulance points. Rob Speirs, regional director at Stepnell, said: “With extensive experience delivering healthcare infrastructure across the South West, we understand what it takes to build spaces that meet the complex needs of frontline services. Our work on this project ensures that ambulance crews have the right environment to effectively deliver emergency care for Dorset and wider communities. “This main operating base consolidates operations – making a real difference to the lives of people across the South West. The final build, alongside our comprehensive social value delivery, will create substantial local spend and deliver further opportunities for the community, which will have a lasting impact for generations to come.” In addition to housing ambulance vehicle operations, the MOB will integrate various Trust departments and consolidate staff and services currently based at Bournemouth, Wimborne, and St Leonards ambulance stations. Stepnell is constructing the new facility to offer improved welfare and training amenities for staff, and its strategic layout will reduce non-clinical workloads for frontline personnel, enabling them to focus on patient care. Andrew Rosser, chief financial officer at SWASFT, said: “Establishing a new Main Operating Base in Dorset is a vital step in strengthening our service’s presence and responsiveness within the community. This facility will enhance our operational capabilities, ensure faster support, and foster closer collaboration with local partners – ultimately improving safety and service quality for everyone we serve.” To find out more about Stepnell, visit www.stepnell.co.uk, or join in the conversation at @Stepnellltd. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

Legrand Launches State-of-the-Art Lighting Control Platform

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

Legrand UK & Ireland has launched a state-of-the-art lighting control platform, designed to meet the needs of diverse buildings, including high-end office developments, sports stadia, large hospitals and other major infrastructure developments. Wattstopper PLUS, powered by Encelium technology, offers a platform that works with Legrand’s range of CP Electronics DALI-2 sensors and supports compliance with Approved Document L, Volume 2. DALI-2 compliant, it can be installed in wired, wireless and hybrid configurations, making it easy to add new floors or buildings to existing systems. Wattstopper PLUS is especially flexible because it is compatible with all DALI dimmable and non-dimmable luminaires. As a result, it not only offers an excellent solution for new developments, but also for renovation works. Further compounding the benefits of Wattstopper PLUS, a substantial element of the commissioning work can be carried out off-site, thanks to the use of a system database that mimics the real-world. As a result, disruption to other construction work or building operations can be kept to a minimum, with ensuing cost savings. Moreover, Wattstopper PLUS supports compliance with Approved Document L, Volume 2, as energy usage from lighting can be calculated and reported in line with the latest statutory requirements. Russell Vanstone, Product Manager – Connected Buildings, said: “Meeting the needs of occupants with quality lighting that continually adjusts according to changing conditions through the day can have a major impact on both wellbeing and energy consumption. Getting lighting right is critical to the success of any major development or renovation project. “Wattstopper PLUS draws upon Legrand’s decades of experience in lighting, digital building products, including sensor technologies, to deliver a high-end lighting system that caters for projects with the most stringent demands for quality lighting controls. “Our full-service project support guides projects from concept to completion with tailored solutions and end-to-end technical support. We’re on hand to assist consultants and specifiers with system layouts, integration advice and application planning, and we’re able to manage project delivery, supporting timelines, logistics and coordination. Our expert commissioning team configures and programs the system to meet performance expectations and, even after installation is complete, we offer remote and on-site support, diagnostics and servicing for the full lifecycle of the building.” Legrand will be showcasing its range of Connected Buildings products at LiGHT25 this year. Visit stand T14 for a demonstration and to find out more. To find out more about Wattstopper PLUS, please visit Legrand.co.uk. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

Finning delivers gen-set providing instant back-up for power specialist IDE Systems

Kenneth Booth August 4, 2025

Temporary power distribution specialist IDE Systems has installed a customised Cat® DE110E2 diesel generator, supplied by Finning UK & Ireland, at its manufacturing centre in Cannock. The standby generator will provide resilience against power outages and ensure seamless operations in producing power distribution equipment for critical sectors, including data centres, healthcare and infrastructure projects. The installation ensures that in the event of a mains failure, IDE Systems’ manufacturing operations can continue without interruption, protecting customer delivery timelines and production schedules. Matt Collins, Head of Power Distribution at IDE Systems, said: “Our facility produces a full range of power distribution panels, including everything from small dual 16 A sockets to 4,000 A generator connections. Any disruption on site doesn’t just impact us, it can delay critical deployments for customers. This new standby system from Finning gives us the resilience we need to operate with confidence, even during unexpected outages.” Customised at Finning’s Cannock site, the generator was tailored to IDE Systems’ requirements with fuel system upgrades and a branded enclosure. The unit delivers 110 kVA at 50 Hz and is powered by a Cat C4.4 engine. With a 250-litre tank and fuel consumption of 23.8 L/hr at full load, the system provides up to 10.5 hours of continuous runtime, enough to cover most outages without the need for immediate refuelling. Martyn Drinkwater, Senior Sales Manager of Electric Power UK & Ireland at Finning, said: “The DE110E2 is engineered for fast response in environments where downtime isn’t an option. It meets ISO 8528-5 transient response standards and can accept 100% block load in a single step. This means power is restored instantly without any phased ramp-up. “It meets EU Stage II emissions standards and is housed in a sound-attenuated enclosure suitable for installation near offices or testing bays. With its 50°C ambient capability, it’s well suited to real-world UK site conditions, including the kind of summer extremes we’ve seen in recent years.” Finning UK & Ireland is the exclusive distributor for Cat equipment and power systems across the region. With in-house engineering, service, and customisation capabilities, the company supports customers in construction, manufacturing, energy, and other critical sectors with power solutions. For more information please visit: https://www.finning.com/en_GB Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

August 4, 2025

Panattoni submits plans for further 100,000 sq ft after completing 795,000 sq ft in Milton Keynes

Heathrow’s Third Runway Plan Set for Take-off by 2035

Scots firms appointed to £80m framework for public sector works

Blueprint Interiors complete unique workspace as Argon Medical expands global footprint

Chopstix Brings Fast-Fresh Flavour to Huddersfield

IES has launched a 3D model of Dublin Town, mapping 3,000 buildings on the road to net zero

£50m Vision to Breathe New Life into Birmingham’s Bill House Site

Healthcare construction specialists Stepnell to lead development of Dorset ambulance base

Legrand Launches State-of-the-Art Lighting Control Platform

Finning delivers gen-set providing instant back-up for power specialist IDE Systems

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Issue 332 : Sept 2025

August 4, 2025

Panattoni submits plans for further 100,000 sq ft after completing 795,000 sq ft in Milton Keynes

Heathrow’s Third Runway Plan Set for Take-off by 2035

Scots firms appointed to £80m framework for public sector works

Blueprint Interiors complete unique workspace as Argon Medical expands global footprint

Chopstix Brings Fast-Fresh Flavour to Huddersfield

IES has launched a 3D model of Dublin Town, mapping 3,000 buildings on the road to net zero

£50m Vision to Breathe New Life into Birmingham’s Bill House Site

Healthcare construction specialists Stepnell to lead development of Dorset ambulance base

Legrand Launches State-of-the-Art Lighting Control Platform

Finning delivers gen-set providing instant back-up for power specialist IDE Systems

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