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Lendlease named preferred bidder on Tottenham development
High Road West will go up next door to Tottenham Hotspur’s new football ground
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Redrow posts record annual turnover of £1.66bn
Pre-tax profit up 26% to £315m, as housebuilder benefits from completions increase and rise in average selling price
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Commercial work continues to fall, say construction buyers
Residential growth bucks overall slowdown trend, according to latest Markit/CIPS index
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Avant Homes rolls out new house types
The Chesterfield-based firm said the new homes would range in size from 630ft² two-bedroom properties through to 1,140ft² four-bedroom homes
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Willmott Dixon boss wants more focus on carbon reduction
Contractor brought down emissions 13% year-on-year in 2016
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Dozens of bidders for Heathrow offsite hubs
Bidders for the airport’s four logistics centres come from all regions of the UK
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Crossrail says it's on track to meet environmental targets
Project expects to meet a range of sustainability goals
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Arcadis wins role on Belfast's new transport hub
Scheme will increase public transport capacity in city
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CITB hits back and outlines where the levy money goes
Report follows criticism that the training body is not transparent enough
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Green light for more work at Broadgate
Architect Orms behind public realm work at City of London landmark
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Bam's £100m Glasgow scheme to be a new hub for HMRC
Tax man is rationalising its estate into 13 regional hubs
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Grimshaw adds another overseas job with Sydney tower win
Architect triumphs in international design contest
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Overbury creates ‘vertical park’ in Covent Garden
Living wall will cover over 1,500ft 2 of a building facade
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SMEs hit hardest by health and safety sentencing guidelines
Research reveals smaller firms are affected more by last year’s changes to level of fines imposed
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Construction sector must do more to avert 'image crisis'
Teachers, parents and career advisors ‘unaware of career opportunities’ across the industry, according to Kier survey
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Arup report: Ledbury towers 'would not withstand a gas explosion'
Buildings in south London estate would not cope with a gas explosion “without incurring disproportionate collapse”
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Lord Adonis slammed by industry body over 'dangerous lack of understanding'
Building Engineering Services Association says Lord Adonis should help lead change in the industry rather than criticise it
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Criticism of CITB mounts up
Unite and the Construction Leadership Council have said radical reform is needed of the Construction Industry Training Board
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Grosvenor picked to deliver new Essex garden village
Scheme is expected to deliver up to 5,000 new homes