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NewsDesign guide launched for build to rent
Urban Land Institute launches best practice guide for fast-growing sector
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NewsUK faces 'lost decade' in energy sector
MPs slam government’s lack of long term vision in energy policy
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CommentCapacity in the public sector is key
How can we ensure that a growing London is a liveable London?
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NewsBalfour wins Scottish wind farm transmission job
Firm awarded £35m transmission scheme for Bhlaraidh and Beinneum wind farms in Scotland
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News£3bn Scottish framework launches
The £3bn Social Infrastructure Development framework has launched in Scotland
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NewsHorizon Nuclear Power appoints new CEO
Duncan Hawthorne joins Hitachi’s UK nuclear subsidiary to spearhead new power station plans
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NewsManchester airport £1bn overhaul gets go-ahead
Manchester Airport has won planning consent for its £1bn transformation programme
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NewsBam wins £50m Oxford college revamp
Extension to Keble College will house 230 graduate students, a 120-seat lecture theatre and research space, including college’s Mobile Robotics Group
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NewsConsultant set to be named for temporary parliament job
Decision due later this month for work to turn Department of Health headquarters into MPs’ new home
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FeaturesThe R word is back
Five years after the coalition cut nearly all funding for regeneration, the government is talking warmly of knocking down estates and rebuilding as part of a ‘blitz’ on poverty. But with just £140m pledged to back the drive and a host of obstacles to overcome, how excited should the development ...
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Hertfordshire
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Timothy Tasker, a director at JD Architects
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NewsImage of the week: Jungle fire
French riot police and demolition workers watch burning makeshift shelters in the Calais refugee camp
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CommentIs the performance gap really such a mystery?
A lack of accountability is putting building performance in the UK well behind international operations
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CommentHansom: Known unknowns
We’re uncertain what’s happening at Google HQ, unsure if the Queen has been sticking her oar in, and doubt the wisdom of building next to a nightclub. But why anyone would buy a flat without windows is a total mystery
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NewsAtkins acquires East Africa consultancy
Atkins expands into Africa with aquisition of Howard Humphreys East Africa Ltd Group
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NewsMace wins Olympic Park job
Mace wins contract on second phase of East Village at 2012 Olympic Park
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NewsCarillion construction profit dips
Carillion posts solid results for 2015, but profit slides in UK and Canada construction