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NewsDeveloper sought for 2,500-home York scheme
High profile site is situated behind the city’s railway station
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NewsConstruction and energy ministers finally named
Ministerial briefs confirmed at the new Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy department
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NewsKeller highlights overseas reach in solid results
The group’s results were affected by a rocky first half of the year in its Australian and Asian businesses
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NewsWaterman results to beat expectations
The group expects to exceed its financial objectives for the year
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NewsGarden Bridge client delays filing its accounts
‘Realignment has nothing to do with Grayling’s decision on £15m guarantee,’ says trust
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NewsArchitects urge government to protect freedom of movement at all costs
Presidents of five architecture institutes issue joint statement on Brexit
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NewsEast London's Royal Mint revamp gets go-ahead
Sheppard Robson and Morrow Lorraine scheme approved
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NewsIndustry 'flabbergasted' at Hinkley delay
Some firms said they will look elsewhere as government announces review into £18bn power plant
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NewsKeltbray in talks to buy parts of Dunne Group
The demolition specialist is among a number of interested parties
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NewsLast gasp government review rocks EDF's Hinkley plans
Government announces surprise review despite EDF giving the project the green light
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NewsContractors confirmed on £1.7bn Royal Albert Docks
Brookfield Multiplex will act as principal subcontractor to Chinese contractor Citic Construction
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FeaturesWest Ham's new home: Who forgot the roof?
At a cost of £700m, nearly three times the initial estimate, questions are being raised about the price tag of the former Olympic stadium
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NewsHansom: Points of view
This week, Heathrow observes its architects up close, an ugly building is looked at from a new perspective, Brighton’s seashore and Sydney’s waterfront enjoy new panoramas, and we get a fresh angle on Europe
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NewsContractor taken off delayed luxury London residential job
Ballymore has taken over the role of main contractor
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NewsGovernment’s £2bn schools programme hits more delays
Procurement of PSBP 2 will not begin until end of this year, sources close to programme claim
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NewsPaddington Cube plans to go in in September
Sellar is expected to submit a planning application for its redesigned £775m scheme
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CommentLondon 2012: A belief in the afterlife
A tour around the Olympic park in Stratford gives instant proof that east London has avoided having its ambition trampled by the blight of many past Olympic legacies
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FeaturesSketch of the week: The Citadel
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Joe Tattoni, FAIA, principal at Ikon.5 Architects
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