Tom Lowe is a Senior Reporter for Building Magazine and Housing Today. With a focus on the construction industry, Tom covers a wide range of topics including architecture, urban planning, and sustainability. His work has also been featured in Building Design and The Boar.
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Tom's coverage primarily focuses on the construction, architecture, urban development, and real estate sectors. His reporting includes a significant portion of press releases and government announcements.
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Two practices to work with UK engineering firm Mott MacDonald on first three modules of controversial Saudi megaproject
Pair working on 170km long Saudi scheme which is part of wider Neom development
By: Tom Lowe
Body's interim chair said move risks ministers “marking their own homework” on housing design
Show Fullscreen NBBJ and Purcell's plans for the OIDH centre, with the Radcliffe Observatory in the background zoom in zoom out
Brisbane-based firm appoints former Neom project lead to run UK base
But 155 sites added in updated 2024 list, including a 15th century school house which survived an arson attack by suffragettes
Councillors said scheme's “tenuous” community benefits did not justify proposed two-storey roof extension
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