db Group sees victory as court rejects NGOs’ appeal against former ITS site
The appeal was filed by several NGOs, local councils and residents after raising around €20,000 from the public
Gzira Metropolis high-rise construction site finally active with works underway
The first permit for the project was approved in 2009
MCCM to hold event promoting women working in the construction industry
The organisation will also be celebrating the inauguration of their office in Floriana
Planning Minister takes a dig at MDA as higher standards and energy efficiency in construction take centre stage
‘It is pointless to talk about more energy efficiency without the action to back it up’
Building and Construction Authority delays causing headaches for developers
Clearance to commence works used to take a week – now it takes four months
‘Nothing new’ – MDA reacts to court judgement on Santa Luċija ‘pencil development’
‘There is no “one size fits all” solution’
Breaking down the proposed contractor licence regulations
Contractors operating without a licence will be liable to either a €50,000 fine or six months imprisonment, or both
Machinery to build Gzira’s Metropolis high-rise to appear in March 2023
Since the permit was first approved in 2009, and foundation stone laid in 2015, construction will finally begin in 2023
MDA issues ‘final warning’ to contractors following disastrous Birkirkara demolition, threatens blacklist
Contractors risk being blacklisted and anyone involved with them risks expulsion from the MDA
Works on Gzira’s Metropolis high-rise finally continuing after years-long pause
Keith Seychell, owner of Capo Crudo and MyKonos restaurants, is involved in the project
New rules regulating architects in Malta enter into force
The Periti Warranting Body will publish the register of all warranted architects yearly
Malta paying too high a price for mediocrity in construction, Chamber of Construction Management says
Comments follow another tragic death after a building collapse
Accidents like Corradino factory collapse will continue repelling locals from a career in construction
Fewer than 15 per cent of workers have acquired the construction industry skills card
Lack of clear ESG reporting requirements ‘worrying’ – MDA President
‘The problem is that, even at European Union level, there is no agreement on terminology and targets’
‘Where will the money come from?’: Michael Stivala argues a strong economy needed to fund state support
He spoke during a debate on TVM on Tuesday evening on the state of Malta’s development and planning policies
db Group sees victory as court rejects NGOs’ appeal against former ITS site
The appeal was filed by several NGOs, local councils and residents after raising around €20,000 from the public
Gzira Metropolis high-rise construction site finally active with works underway
The first permit for the project was approved in 2009
MCCM to hold event promoting women working in the construction industry
The organisation will also be celebrating the inauguration of their office in Floriana
Planning Minister takes a dig at MDA as higher standards and energy efficiency in construction take centre stage
‘It is pointless to talk about more energy efficiency without the action to back it up’
Building and Construction Authority delays causing headaches for developers
Clearance to commence works used to take a week – now it takes four months
‘Nothing new’ – MDA reacts to court judgement on Santa Luċija ‘pencil development’
‘There is no “one size fits all” solution’
Breaking down the proposed contractor licence regulations
Contractors operating without a licence will be liable to either a €50,000 fine or six months imprisonment, or both
Machinery to build Gzira’s Metropolis high-rise to appear in March 2023
Since the permit was first approved in 2009, and foundation stone laid in 2015, construction will finally begin in 2023
MDA issues ‘final warning’ to contractors following disastrous Birkirkara demolition, threatens blacklist
Contractors risk being blacklisted and anyone involved with them risks expulsion from the MDA
Works on Gzira’s Metropolis high-rise finally continuing after years-long pause
Keith Seychell, owner of Capo Crudo and MyKonos restaurants, is involved in the project
New rules regulating architects in Malta enter into force
The Periti Warranting Body will publish the register of all warranted architects yearly
Malta paying too high a price for mediocrity in construction, Chamber of Construction Management says
Comments follow another tragic death after a building collapse
Accidents like Corradino factory collapse will continue repelling locals from a career in construction
Fewer than 15 per cent of workers have acquired the construction industry skills card
Lack of clear ESG reporting requirements ‘worrying’ – MDA President
‘The problem is that, even at European Union level, there is no agreement on terminology and targets’
‘Where will the money come from?’: Michael Stivala argues a strong economy needed to fund state support
He spoke during a debate on TVM on Tuesday evening on the state of Malta’s development and planning policies