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NewsNewcomers mix with veterans on six-strong shortlist for 2022 Stirling Prize
Debutants Mæ and Panter Hudspith join four previously shortlisted firms in final fray for UK’s highest architecture accolade
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NewsProposals to boost height of Docklands skyscraper draw ire
Developer wants to add seven storeys to under-construction 49-storey Make tower
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NewsInfrastructure sale helps swell Skanska profit
Profit from ongoing business nearly trebles, firm adds
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NewsAltered use of pre-insulated pipework could pose ‘critical’ fire risk, trade groups warn
Concerns as underground heating systems being installed above ground
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NewsSisk wins £100m infrastructure deal at York Central scheme
Site being masterminded by Homes England and Network Rail pairing
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NewsSizewell C gets green light despite Planning Inspectorate’s concerns
£20bn scheme to be built by EDF with UK government taking one fifth stake in development
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NewsCapco mulls rejig to contract terms and conditions for suppliers
Covent Garden owner eyes range of initiatives to improve T&Cs
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NewsMcLaren beefs up digital team with former O’Rourke boss
Firm creates new post of digital and data head
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NewsRevealed: Shortlists for 2022 Architect of the Year Awards announced
Winners will be announced at live Architect of the Year awards on 18 October
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NewsHousebuilder Hill snaps up collapsed offsite firm
Firm says Fusion purchase will allow it to supply up to 1,250 apartment units a year
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NewsHigh Court ruling could see future cladding claims resolved quicker
Judgment against contractor could ‘provide a steer’ for other cases, experts say
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NewsCompetition watchdog eyes probe into £300m HS2 bid race
Bidders set to know next month whether formal investigation will begin
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NewsRSHP co-founder Marco Goldschmied dies at 78
Simon Allford pays tribute to past RIBA president and former Richard Rogers Partnership MD
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NewsKier wins deal to replace Glasgow’s Barlinnie prison
New £100m-plus complex due to open by 2026
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NewsLiverpool proposes tall buildings policy
Guidance says towers of up to 50 storeys could be approved – one year after high-rise boom cost city its Unesco status
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NewsTfL funding wrangle sparking brain drain as worries over Crossrail completion resurface
Senior figures leaving transport group as Elizabeth line still needs up to £275m of finishing money
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NewsContractors raise possibility of closing sites in face of record-breaking temperatures
Highs of 41 degrees forecast for today, with outside chance of 43 degrees tomorrow
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NewsWillmott Dixon rips into supply chain for ‘dodging’ £44m cladding repair bill
Firm’s chairman promises legal action and says resposibility for cost lies with external envelope specialist and consultants
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NewsHigh Court orders contractor to pay up and fix faulty cladding
Mulalley facing potential bill of £8m over dispute on Portsmouth towers