New scheme will put Coventry on the euro map Oct 15, 2014 Coventry’s Friargate development is a scheme of potentially European significance, the scheme’s developer has claimed. Delivering the closing keynote presentation at Built Environment Networking’s Coventry Development Plans 2014 event, Stephen Reynolds said: “I can’t think of another city that can put forward 36 acres of developable land by a railway station. This is at least- […] Posted by: Adil Kotia Read more
West Mids has ‘no choice but to embrace HS2 Aug 4, 2014 The West Midlands region has no choice but to embrace HS2 if it is to tackle its imminent rail capacity problems, Network Rail has warned. David Golding, principal strategic planner at Network Rail, told the Built Environment Networking event on ‘Birmingham’s Transport Development Plans 2014’ at Villa Park that the West Coast Mainline is “approaching […] Posted by: Adil Kotia Read more
Birmingham’s ‘sleeping giant’ schemes awake May 21, 2014 Birmingham’s ‘sleeping giant’ schemes awake Two of Birmingham city centre’s ‘sleeping giant’ mixed-use schemes – Arena Central and Paradise Circus, together comprising up to 4.1 million sq ft – will start on site by the end of the year, according to the schemes’ respective developers. Developers Arena Central Developments (ACD) and Argent revealed their development […] Posted by: Adil Kotia Read more
Lance Taylor from RLB talks about why he wanted to be our first National Sponsors Apr 21, 2014 Listen to why Lance Taylor, Chief Executive of Rider Levett Bucknall wanted to be our first National Sponsor.. [cincopa A4CAtOLvsYIu] Posted by: Keith Griffiths Read more
A Tale of 3 Universities … and the amount of work they have coming up… Mar 30, 2014 At our event in Birmingham on the 27th March 2014; the Universities of Birmingham, Coventry and Warwick presented their development plans for the next couple of years. their plans can be simply summarised as follows: University of Birmingham; around £200m of new campus plans and even more partnership working plans. University of Warwick; £250m of […] Posted by: Keith Griffiths Read more
