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NewsStop London's 'random trophy towers', urge architects
Report by group of architects says more mid-rise towers needed
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NewsBrandon Lewis remains as architecture minister
Sector will sit in minister’s housing and planning brief as Allies Morrison partner becomes MP
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CommentCollaborative working: Going nowhere fast
The unfortunate tendency for everyone in this industry to go it alone means we will fail to capitalise on a new stable government - unless we finally start collaborating
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CommentHansom: Parties and politics
The anti-Garden Bridge brigade phone it in, RIBA gets theatrical in an ex-Shed, Prince Charles’ fears about fish are published, and someone has to pay at Balfour Beatty. Plus, Make parks itself in its new studio
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NewsIndustry leaders praise energy minister appointment
Former Treasury minister Andrea Leadsom to take on development of next generation of nuclear power plants
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NewsTributes to Bernadette O’Rourke
Laing O’Rourke pays tribute to senior director, who died at the age of 54 earlier this month
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Cross Street, Medway
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Matt Brown at bptw partnership
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FeaturesThis week in 1995
As the new government is pressed on the housing shortage, we look back to 20 years ago when it was a different story
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FeaturesIt’s time to fix the housing crisis
With a dire shortage of homes in the country, what has the government got to do to get housing working again?
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FeaturesWates and Shepherd deal - at a glance analysis
Wates eyes expansion, while Shepherd Group focuses on modular builder Portakabin
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CommentWhat’s really going on?
Latest statistics show construction industry has shrunk in first quarter of 2015
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CommentBusiness as usual
Housing and construction activity not affected by election uncertainty according to latest indices
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NewsNorth Midland makes £125,000 first quarter loss
Construction group blames Carillion Telent for first quarter loss
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NewsLend Lease secures second occupier for Stratford International Quarter
Land Lease and London Continental Railways have secured their second tenant for The International Quarter
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NewsGovernment urged to use pollution eating tiles
The new government has been urged to use pollution-eating products to cut air pollution
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NewsPC Harrington Contractors transfers two more jobs
PC Harrington Contractors shifts two outstanding contracts to a PC Harrington Group subsidiary
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NewsWates agrees deal to buy bulk of Shepherd’s construction arm
Exclusive: Landmark deal to see Wates acquire Shepherd Group’s engineering services and FM divisions
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CommentOnline poll: Professions
Are the institutions of construction professionals becoming less relevant to the industry? Vote here