More news – Page 453
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Surrey firm to start Soho job this autumn
Overhaul of Carnaby Street building drawn up by Buckley Gray Yeoman
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Government launches consultation on Hackitt response
Consultation published ahead of second anniversary of Grenfell Tower fire
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Crossrail hands £1m in compensation payouts to former execs
Resources director Valerie Todd, who left last year, given nearly £445,000
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In pictures: Historic images of Wates engineers building pontoons for D-Day
Contractor specialised in pre-cast concrete
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Firms land places on Dounreay work
Aecom, Atkins and Kier appointed to latest work at Scottish site
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Clients underestimate economic value of sustainability, report finds
Ramboll says rental yield and property values underrated
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Government won't stump up cash for Heathrow expansion, says transport minister
Anti-third runway campaigner Zac Goldsmith told £14bn cost will be 'financed by the private sector'
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Details of latest Stratford Waterfront contract revealed
London Legacy Development Corporation looking for firm to work on new Sadler's Wells’ base
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Shock as Eric Parry’s Dolphin Square plans are rejected
Westminster councillors fly in face of planning officers’ advice to approve redevelopment of 1930s landmark
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Stop chopping and changing on infrastructure, Armitt tells government
Call comes just a day after huge M4 improvements job in south Wales was pulled
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Wates to start this winter on £60m Commonwealth Games pool
Deal to be finalised this autumn ahead of December start
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Construction needs outside help to modernise, says Arcadis boss
Chief executive Peter Oosterveer says industry should embrace external influence
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In pictures: Knight completes £3m Bristol bridge
Structure will link area close to city’s railway station with nearby Enterprise Zone
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Ardmore chosen for Hornsey Town Hall revamp
Make-designed scheme in north London includes apartments and hotel
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Welsh government shelves plan for £1.4bn M4 relief road
First Minister Mark Drakeford’s decision is the latest hit to the Welsh infrastructure pipeline
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Graham site trashed by celebrating Liverpool fans
Half-built job taken over by supporters of Champions League winners during Sunday's victory parade
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Output shrinks in May on back of commercial and civils woe
Latest IHS Markit/CIPS activity survey finds even housebuilding growth slowed in May
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Eric Parry’s controversial Pimlico plans set for green light
Westminster councillors advised to back redevelopment of 1930s landmark despite objections