All articles by Jordan Marshall – Page 76
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NewsIn pictures: Latest Fosters’ Apple store opens its doors
Taipei outlet is practice’s latest work with US tech giant
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NewsGleeds picked to manage overhaul of listed Cardiff department store
City landmark to become mixed-use scheme
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NewsPictures reveal ongoing work at Crossrail station at centre of Canary Wharf row
Scheme’s chief executive has said retrofit work is costing £80m
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NewsCabinet Office blames glitch for Kier answers error
Minister's answers altered after appearing on Parliament's website
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NewsHousebuilders facing axe from Help to Buy if quality not up to scratch
Housing secretary says government is looking at ‘quality requirements’
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NewsHealth minister expecting final pricetag for Liverpool hospital shortly
Laing O'Rourke has begun work to fix work botched by Carillion
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NewsMay calls for more social housing and better design for new homes
PM speaking at housing conference this afternoon
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NewsIn pictures: Fosters’ Chinese finance district completed
Practice behind masterplan and buildings for Nanshan Technology Finance City
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NewsCabinet Office keeping tabs on Kier, minister confirms
Oliver Dowden says it is ‘confident' struggling firm will be able to carry on delivering public sector contracts
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NewsTechnology helping keep a lid on bust-ups, Arcadis says
Initiatives like BIM see average value of disputes drop by half last year
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NewsHomes England and Barclays strike £155m housing deal
Schemes to benefit are in south-west London and Southampton
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NewsWork to replace cladding on Carillion’s Liverpool hospital still hasn’t started
Final sign-off yet to be agreed
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NewsCity Hall calls for £4.9bn of funding for affordable housing
Capital currently given £700m a year
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NewsCommonwealth Games stadium due before planners this September
New images of Arup's redesign of Alexander Stadium revealed
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NewsLabour demands answers from government over Kier’s woes
Shadow cabinet minister wants to know whether firm's public sector deals are at risk
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NewsBrexit gloom spreading to architects outside London, says RIBA
Regional practices feeling increasingly despondent