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NewsCanary Wharf bridge gets green light
Knight Architects’ pedestrian crossing to ease pressure on busy north-south route across South Dock
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NewsProduct availability improves as slow start to year softens demand
Supply of gas boilers and M&E products remains a challenge
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NewsLandsec set to start latest public consultation on £850m Glasgow revamp
Scheme to replace shopping centre drawn up by Fosters
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NewsRedrow to fit heat pumps and underfloor heating as standard
The housebuiler says it the first to install heat pumps and underfloor heating in all new developments
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NewsInflation means ‘tough decisions’ needed on delivery of HS2, transport official warns MPs
Broader rail network enhancements pipeline could also see cuts, rail minister says.
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NewsVistry to keep Countryside’s giant modular plant under plan to build homes for HAs
Brand new 3,500 homes-a-year Bardon factory had been put up for sale by Countryside prior to Vistry buyout
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NewsHenry Boot’s profit lower than expected due to drop in property values
Henry Boot gains to be lower than forecast despite ‘record year’ for underlying profit
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NewsConsultant RLF changes name to match US owner
Consolidation of branding follows MGAC’s 2021 takeover
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NewsPost-Grenfell fire safety regulations come into force
New rules add to responsibilities of building owners
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NewsBalfour Beatty pips Kier JV to win £1.2bn Lower Thames Crossing job
Contractor to design and build roads north of river
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NewsCollege draws up plan for labs and office scheme in Oxford
Oxpens proposal also includes 500 homes and hotel
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NewsArchitects’ confidence jumps as political stability calms nerves
Inflation worries ease but practices remain nervous about coming year
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NewsBattlelines drawn as Historic England again lays into Sellar’s updated Liverpool Street plans
Major heritage fight on cards after government watchdog remains unmoved by revised proposals
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NewsISG lands £200m vaccines manufacturing plant work
Scheme involves expanding exisiting complex on Teesside for Japanese giant
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NewsGensler breaks record for number of architects employed
US practice now has more than 3,000 on its books according to Building Design’s international survey of the world’s largest firms
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NewsGreen light for next phase of Aylesbury Estate revamp
Five architects working on 600-home scheme in South-east London
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NewsContractors on alert as British Land unveils latest Broadgate work with £250m office plan
Proposals by Piercy & Company would double size of space at existing 1980s block
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NewsMace set to start on £130m City HQ revamp
Contractor slated to complete Woolgate Exchange job for Stanhope next autumn
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NewsSheppard Robson cleared to double size of 1970s Glasgow office
Work will see 150,000 sq ft of space created