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Features
Here’s looking at EU
Building’s backing the campaign to remain in the EU, but that doesn’t stop architectural correspondent Ike Ijeh having mixed feelings about the standard of the administration’s architecture
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Land Secs latest to fire Brexit warning
The retail developer also reported a drop in pretax profits
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Comment
Time is money
A recent case highlights the complexities of the subcontractor relationship compared to that of employer and main contractor, in terms of extensions of time and delays
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Features
Market forecast: Certain uncertainty
Q1 sees the UK construction industry with a more uncertain outlook but it’s not all down to the EU referendum – there are a number of complex factors at play
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Lakehouse issues second profit warning
The contrator also reported a pretax loss in its half year results
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Crown Estate floats world's largest windfarm
Project would be built 25 kilometers off Scotland’s east coast
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Universities launch 'green scorecard'
Universities to produce data on various sustainability measures and set targets
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Heathrow lays out green plan for third runway
Airport pledges several initiatives to reduce noise and improve air quality
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Willmott Dixon may float new resi business
Contractor plans to float Willmott Residential, Building understands
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HS2 could depart DfT due to cost concerns
Report says Cabinet review could see another department take control and Manchester extension cut
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Robert De Niro bullish on Covent Garden hotel plans
Film legend part of team to create 83-room boutique hotel in WC2 block
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Cameron: Brexit will cost UK infrastructure ‘billions of pounds’
Prime minister warns European Investment Bank loans would be hard to replace
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Architects call on Khan to adopt 6-month tower moratorium
Katherine Heron, Gavin Stamp and Philip Davies sign appeal to Sadiq Khan
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Design teams shortlisted for UCL Stratford campus
Hawkins Brown, McAslan and Grimshaw shortlisted for UCL East
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Unite unveils plans for £30m Portsmouth student digs
The developer has exhanged conracts to acquire the new site from Portsmouth City Council
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British Land reports Brexit slowdown
The developer also said it was unlikely to start on its controversial Blossom Street this year as had been planned
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Madelin: 'Canada Water will learn from King's Cross' successes'
BCO conference: British Land director discusses massive south-east London scheme
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Court restores affordable homes exemption for small sites
Builders hail ruling as major boost for land supply