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道後温泉、「椿」テーマに幻想空間 アート事業で新たな作品
Dogo Onsen in Matsuyama has added Mika Ninagawa and EiM’s camellia-themed installation to its art programme, with free admission through February 28 next year.
Dogo Onsen in Matsuyama has added Mika Ninagawa and EiM’s camellia-themed installation to its art programme, with free admission through February 28 next year.
Source: Kankokeizai Shimbun / 観光経済新聞 · Originally published: 2026-10-27T14:00:02+09:00
ANAホールディングス 30年春に本社移転 八重洲・田町に新拠点開設
ANA Holdings and All Nippon Airways plan to relocate their headquarters to Tokyo’s YAESU CORE redevelopment around spring 2030, with some group functions moving to a new Tamachi site.
ANA Holdings and All Nippon Airways plan to relocate their headquarters to Tokyo’s YAESU CORE redevelopment around spring 2030, with some group functions moving to a new Tamachi site.
Source: Kankokeizai Shimbun / 観光経済新聞 · Originally published: 2026-10-27T16:00:30+09:00
North East Scotland to get first Passivhaus development with Banchory approval
A five-home scheme near Banchory has secured planning permission, with Coldwells Build intending to construct and independently certify each home to the Passivhaus standard.
A five-home scheme near Banchory has secured planning permission, with Coldwells Build intending to construct and independently certify each home to the Passivhaus standard.
Source: Scottish Housing News · Originally published: 2026-10-27T08:03:02+00:00
Further £100m required to prepare public services for Ask and Act requirements
Alma Economics research commissioned by Crisis estimates that Scotland needs £99.8 million to prepare public services for new homelessness-prevention duties beginning in November 2028.
Alma Economics research commissioned by Crisis estimates that Scotland needs £99.8 million to prepare public services for new homelessness-prevention duties beginning in November 2028.
Source: Scottish Housing News · Originally published: 2026-10-27T08:27:49+00:00
Landsec and British Land mothball giant development projects
British Land has paused the next phase of Canada Water while Landsec has deprioritised its Lewisham regeneration plans amid weak demand, rising costs and affordable-housing requirements.
British Land has paused the next phase of Canada Water while Landsec has deprioritised its Lewisham regeneration plans amid weak demand, rising costs and affordable-housing requirements.
Source: Inside Housing · Originally published: 2026-10-27T08:00:00Z
High Court orders developer Torsion to be wound up
The High Court has ordered Torsion Developments into compulsory liquidation after the residential and student-accommodation developer entered administration in August.
The High Court has ordered Torsion Developments into compulsory liquidation after the residential and student-accommodation developer entered administration in August.
Source: Property Week · Originally published: 2026-10-27T08:20:38+00:00