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Kent home wins House of the Year
Two practice’s ‘21st-century country house’ in Kent wins 2017 RIBA accolade
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Crossrail 2 funding talks set for next month
Boss had been optimistic the £31bn project would get green light before the end of the year
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Industry facing unprecedented challenge, says Farmer report author
Mark Farmer says skills crisis is now affecting business performance
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Lipton Rogers on hunt for the next 22 Bishopsgate
Residential and assisted living schemes are being considered by the two construction industry stalwarts
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Former Lakesmere chairman takes over Crossrail jobs
Mark Davey’s firm brought in to complete cladding work at four stations
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Central London office construction falls
City development activity down 11% but West End sees an uplift
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Khan promises green belt protections in new London Plan
Mayor says this week’s draft London Plan will strengthen environment policy as well as proposing housing uplift
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Quintain confirms Sisk £211m contract win
Firm is to build 743 build to rent homes at Wembley Park
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Industry wins government backing for productivity boost
Initiative aimed at improving efficiency of key industries
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Lovell snags £250m MoD homes work
Company to build more than 900 units for troops returning from Germany
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Mace nabs Pick Everard director to boost infrastructure work
Schiphol Airport firm wants more major deals next year
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New McMullen owner says it plans to complete existing jobs
JRL bosses set for series of meetings this week to reassure worried clients of former Lakesmere subsidiary
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Rogers among the beaten firms as Fosters lands Marseille deal
Firm triumphs in competition to extend city’s airport
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Balfour Beatty bags £287m University of Manchester job
UK’s biggest builder lands one of largest one-off HE deals ever let
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WYG issues second profit warning in three months
Poor performance from the firm’s conusltancy services business is weighing it down
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Lakesmere saga deepens as focus turns to problem jobs
Sister firm McMullen Facades falls into administration and is rescued within the week, as new business poised to take on Crossrail work