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More than a decade after it was originally planned, a striking new footbridge has opened linking Chiswick Park tube station with a nearby office estate.

Nearly 40 years after it closed down, Battersea Power Station is about to start generating electricity again.

One of London's best hidden, yet perfectly sized museums is to become a bit easier to find as it gets a new entrance.

A tall twisting tower is set to rise on the site of the Museum of London, as the new home for a large concert hall.

Waltham Forest Council has agreed to fund half of an £18 million upgrade for Leyton tube station on the Central line, with the other half coming from TfL.

A rather tired old office block is to be replaced with a large glazed cube which will be disguising a new ventilation shaft for the Northern line tunnels at Euston.

The Mayor of London could find himself in dispute with the Lord Mayor of London over proposals for a tall viewing skyscraper called the Tulip. The tall bulbous tipped tower is planned to sit right next to the Gherkin skyscraper,…

After two years of being hidden from view under mountains of scaffolding, Greenwich's magnificent Painted Hall is to reopen to the public in March.

Building work has started on what will be the longest pier on the River Thames within London, and which will include a public viewing platform.

If you’re a person who might be interested in a career in the construction industry, there’s a chance for a behind-the-scenes views of building sites across the country.

The City of London has released updated images of how its City Cluster skyline will look in 2026, including the now approved 100 Leadenhall Street.

A long-lost Ice House has been uncovered during building works under the Regent's Crescent in Marylebone.

If you've ever seen them, you might think they're just old decoration, but many buildings in London are adorned with the bust of an anonymous woman.

A new footbridge has been opened at West Hampstead Overground station as a late running upgrade slowly progresses.

A revised set of plans for the rather ugly 1960s office block next to Waterloo station have been shown off, featuring a taping set of buildings and roof gardens.