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Architects' confidence falls for first time this year
Brexit means London remains gloomiest part of country
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UN Studio beats Zaha Hadid to Danube bridge
ZHA comes joint second, with special mention for UK firm Knight
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Ferrovial blames first quarter losses on Amey's Birmingham road deal
Spanish parent says it is facing £208m writedown after dispute with council
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Financial watchdog launches investigation into Interserve
The probe centres on the firm’s exit from the energy from waste market
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Corbyn throws weight behind Haringey scrapping Lendlease housing deal
Opposition leader says newly elected Labour council in north London needs to find alternative
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BIM take-up growing at highest rate since 2014
But worries grow government is not enforcing 2016’s BIM Level 2 mandate
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RIBA calls for post-Brexit support for architects
Institute says new approach to trade support by government will be vital
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Interserve poised to wrap up ‘sobering’ EfW jobs
UK construction boss says it underestimated complexity of sector
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Industry welcomes digital train strategy
A £450m investment could lead to smarter trains - and more of them
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Controversial £1bn Silvertown Tunnel gets the go-ahead
Department for Transport gives Transport for London the green light
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Jeremy Corbyn launches new construction training programme
The scheme is being run by K M McLoughlin Decorating
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Barratt's forward sales hit record levels
Housebuilder says increase reflects strong trading and mortgage availability
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Construction output slumps again
ONS can’t say to what extent the downturn in March was caused by the ‘Beast from the East’
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Call for clarity on building regs as insurers limit cladding work
Consultants’ inability to get professional indemnity insurance puts replacement programme in jeopardy
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Mayor launches scheme to get more black youngsters in construction
Black men aged 16-24 are among the most likely to be unemployed in London