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Honeywell International Middle East Limited vs Meydan Group LLC (Formerly known as Meydan LLC): Enforcement of foreign awards
The arbitration award was recognised by the Dubai Court of First Instance. Meydan appealed but proceedings were stayed due to bribery allegations
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Qatar unveils designs for second World Cup stadium
Qatar 2022 World Cup organisers unveil designs for second proposed stadium, the 60,000-seat Al Bayt Stadium in Al Khor City
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Architect HOK unveils plan for new Thames bridge
HOK and Arup reveal plan for a new Thames crossing that is being proposed by business leaders
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Green light for Ben Ainslie's America's Cup HQ
HGP Architects win planning for headquarters in Portsmouth for Ben Ainslie’s challenge on the America’s Cup
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Galliford Try bags £36m Hull schools batch
Contractor wins first batch of schools under Priority Schools Building Programme
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ISG to close office in South-east and take £3.5m hit
Contractor decides to close regional construction office in Tonbridge
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Future impossible?
A couple in the future decide to extend their semi-detached home - here’s how they might do it
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How much did Latham's report change us?
A great deal has changed over the last 20 years, but has the construction industry changed as much as Latham would have hoped?
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Latham: A knight’s tale
Michael Latham was just one of a long line of ‘gurus’ seeking to transform construction. They all failed but at least Sir Michael successfully transformed the legal process
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A bright future
Since coming to power in 2010, this government has tried to engage with the construction industry to make public spending on buildings and infrastructure leaner. Here the minister for the Cabinet Office counts the ways
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Crown Estate posts record £267m return for Treasury
The developer undertook £248m of capital expenditure last year, its results disclose
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Balfour Beatty makes four senior hires
Contractor boosts major projects, regional and engineering services businesses
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Pickles releases £105m to boost housing schemes
Government pumps cash into Local Infrastructure Fund and Build to Rent programmes
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English Heritage warns London over tower boom
Group’s conservation director says ‘complacency’ risks destroying world-famous skyline
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St Modwen presses on with second Longbridge phase
Developer will start work on second phase of £1bn regeneration project this autumn
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Kier wins most government work
Contractor ranks top of league of construction suppliers most-used by government
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The fracking revolution
Proposals to streamline UK trespass laws could allow companies to extract shale gas from underneath an adjacent landowner’s property without permission
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What to specify: Housing
This week’s housing products include aircrete blocks used in five luxury apartments in Kent and the transformation of shipping containers into student accommodation in Norway