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NewsWates bags £30m extension for Farnborough Airshow
Contractor lands extension to venue in Hampshire
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NewsMultiplex starts on Marble Arch Place
Work begins on long-planned Almacantar scheme in London’s West End
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NewsGrand new Chinese opera house designs unveiled
German architect GMP triumphs over ZHA and Jean Nouvel
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NewsRogers' practice shows off its Cheesegrater office
Practice moves to new home after 30 years in Hammersmith
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NewsMitie profit doubles despite 'headwinds'
The outsourcing giant saw growth in profit, but drop in revenue
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NewsSweett lands role on major Essex lab
The consultant will provide a range of programme management support services
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CommentFlood resilience – built in, not an afterthought
How can we build new homes without increasing the flood risk of existing communities further downstream?
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NewsSadiq Khan's HS2 Euston comments slammed
Landowner at Euston criticises new mayor over HS2 station rethink
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NewsWylfa £10bn nuclear plant builders confirmed
Delivery team appointed to oversee construction of the Wylfa Newydd nuclear power plant
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NewsO'Rourke confirmed on £178m Intu Watford mall
The contractor is already on site at the shopping centre redevelopment
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NewsNorthern line extension to Battersea could jump £240m
Changes would impact on station box under Gehry-designed residential building
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CommentIs the circular economy the way forward?
Construction should look at a more circular approach to reduce the amount of waste it generates
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NewsBam wins Aga Khan scheme at King’s Cross
The contractor has started on site on a nine-storey 94,500ft 2 building
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CommentHansom: The History boys
Khan looks back at his predecessor’s record, two museums cause bidding wars (of different sorts), some politicos put aside old quarrels and there’s more history than we can dig up. Plus, Robert De Niro’s waiting (to open a hotel)
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FeaturesQatar: Heating up
In the second of a two-part focus on Qatar, Building looks at how easy is it for Western firms to access the construction opportunities in one of the richest countries in the world
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CommentRoad to Morocco
With Africa a future engine of global growth, Morocco is a potential gateway to the continent for UK construction companies
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Natal Parks Board heaquarters, South Africa
This week’s sketch is by architect Karen Rainsford
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FeaturesThis week in 2006
22% of Britain’s energy was provided by 12 nuclear power stations, but all but three were set to be closed by 2020
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NewsKhan throws HS2 Euston station plan into confusion
HS2 could stop at Old Oak Common while central London terminus reassessed, says Khan