Building companies face huge fines after coach driver killed by falling window

Two building companies are facing huge fines after they were found guilty of safety breaches when a man was killed by a window falling 90 metres from a newly constructed London penthouse. The architecture company founded by Norman Foster was cleared of responsibility for the death of Mick Ferris, a 53-year-old coach driver, in 2018. Wintech the building’s design engineer was also cleared. But St James, the project managers of the building where the incident took place, and the project’s…

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