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NewsZero carbon exemption may affect one third of homes
Exclusive analysis shows one third of homes could be exempt from standard under new government plans
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NewsGMB: Blacklisting compensation talks ‘on the brink of breaking down’
Key meeting between parties reported to have broken down without agreement
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NewsGovernment unveils raft of reforms to boost infrastructure
But ‘catch all’ infrastructure bill sparks concern the reforms may not pass Parliament before next year’s election
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NewsShortlist for Wolfson Prize garden city competition announced
Five entrants shortlisted for £250,000 prize
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NewsDelays to energy standards stymying ‘tidal wave of investment’
Prime minister urged by industry to stop “prevaricating” over energy standards for rented buildings
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NewsSeverfield 'totally underestimated' Cheesegrater contract
Chief executive Ian Lawson admits past mistakes but says ‘tighter processes’ have since been brought in
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NewsQueen's Speech must 'speed up infrastructure projects', says CBI
CBI calls on government to reform planning process for major schemes
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CommentCan 3D printing change the face of the construction industry?
3D printing, particularly of houses, could revolutionise the industry
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CommentConstruction's next revolution
Disruptive technology is about to change the face of the construction industry as we know it. Managing this change is not necessaily a costly process, but it does require businesses to envision the future and dare to innovate
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NewsMount Anvil reports record profit
London housing developer also reports jump in development pipeline and revenue
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NewsLloyd's considers swapping Rogers building for 'Gotham City'
Insurer says upkeep of current building ‘too costly’
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NewsInterserve wins £150m Southampton hospital job
Firm appointed as development partner on a range of developments for the NHS Trust
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NewsSeverfield stems losses and predicts market recovery by end of 2014
Specialist contractor stems overall losses but is hit by further losses in India
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NewsBuild homes above hospitals, says WSP
Building above NHS buildings in London could deliver 77,000 homes, report finds
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CommentWonders and blunders with Andrew Henriques
Andrew Henriques believes that his old school in Pimlico, designed by John Bancroft in the sixties, was a shining example of brutalist architecture. While its replacement is a lesson in ticking boxes
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CommentThe world is waking up to the need for standard measurement
Countries are coming together to stop comparing apples with pears when it comes to property asset measurement
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CommentPlanning performance targets: Not hitting the bullseye
Fast tracking the planning process is one way to tackle the housing shortage - but are planning performance targets having the opposite effect?
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