Category: News
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Cooper Tacia Brings Delivers Special Needs Schools of Gwinnett Expansion
The Special Needs Schools of Gwinnett (SNS) is preparing to expand its campus with a new special education center designed to broaden its reach and serve more families across the community. The accredited institution provides education and therapeutic programming for students with all disabilities from age three to 22 and offers its Young Adults Learning…
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Ayers Saint Gross Designs New University of Arizona Scottsdale Center
The University of Arizona Scottsdale Center is officially open, giving the university a new presence in Old Town Scottsdale and a powerful link to its main Tucson campus. Designed by Ayers Saint Gross the 15,600-square-foot space serves students faculty staff alumni and community partners with a mix of admissions functions government and community relations alumni…
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Contaminated land remediated for new Homes England development
Twenty hotspot areas of former contaminated land have been remediated ahead of the construction of a Homes England development in the old RAF Oakington base in Cambridgeshire. CR Civil Engineering, a groundworks contractor that is part of the RSK Group, worked with main contractor CR MacDonald on a 12-month project to deliver the site preparation…
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London’s first all-electric energy centre gets approval
A large-scale electric energy centre that can heat thousands of homes without the need for boilers has received planning permission. The facility, one of the largest of its kind in the UK, will provide low-carbon heating, hot water and cooling across Brent Cross Town, a new 180-acre park town in north London developed by Vattenfall,…
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Willmott Dixon gets green light for £136m Luton scheme
Stewart Brundell, chief operating officer at Willmott Dixon’s construction business, said: “We are proud to be delivering this transformational project for Luton. The Stage represents exactly the type of comprehensive urban regeneration that can revitalise town centres and create a lasting positive impact for communities.” View the original article and our Inspiration here
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Mace Consult hires ex-ISG chief executive
Meanwhile, Mace, in a joint venture with US firm Jacobs, has been programme management consultant for the Ellinikon urban development programme at the site of Athens’ disused Olympics complex and the abandoned Hellinikon airport since 2022. It has been described as the “largest urban regeneration project in Europe”. View the original article and our Inspiration…
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Shake Shack Opens at OAK in Oklahoma City
The wait is over, Oklahoma City. Shake Shack is officially opening its first Oklahoma location at OAK, the city’s 20-acre mixed-use district redefining lifestyle and community in the heart of OKC. The grand opening takes place in November, just in time for the holiday season. Located in a striking all-glass jewel box fronting Heartwood Park,…
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Rockefeller Group Tops Out 1072 West Peachtree in Midtown Atlanta
Rockefeller Group has officially topped out 1072 West Peachtree, a transformative 60-story tower rising in the heart of Midtown Atlanta. The milestone marks a new benchmark in the city’s skyline and ushers in the next era of mixed-use development for one of Atlanta’s most dynamic districts. When complete in spring 2026, the LEED Silver-certified tower…
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Fields West Expands Premier Retail, Dining Lineup with 10 New Tenants
The Karahan Companies is redefining what it means to live, work, and play in Frisco. The developer of Legacy West has officially unveiled the next wave of premier tenants joining Fields West—a 360,000-square-foot retail, dining and entertainment district anchoring the billion-dollar Fields development. Led by renowned developer Fehmi Karahan, Fields West will feature 350,000 square…
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FIS first trade body to achieve top conflict avoidance status
Len Bunton, CAC’s president, said: “It is very encouraging to see that FIS has been awarded gold status partner by the CAC. I have been working with Iain McIlwee, the CEO of FIS, for a number of years, on various matters, and FIS has grasped the nettle in embedding CAP into its philosophies and in…