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FeaturesVideo: Ecobuild 2014
Watch highlights from this year’s Ecobuild event which took place 4-6 March at the ExCeL, London
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NewsRenew posts sharp jump in profit and revenue
Engineering services firm Renew has seen revenue jump by 48%, and profit rise by 58% in the first half of 2014
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NewsBallymore hunts for partner for £2bn development push
Developer looks for finance partner to kickstart three London residential schemes
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NewsThree firms shortlisted for £150m Pf2 schools
Three firms invited to bid for batch of schools in Midlands, the fifth and final batch of private finance schools to come to market
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NewsKier wins £100m NHS job in North Staffordshire
Kier has been appointed to deliver a £100m work programme by the University Hospital of North Staffordshire NHS Trust
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NewsLondon office space ‘in short supply’
Latest Deloitte London crane survey says 9.2 million sq ft of under-construction offices will not satisfy demand
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NewsBDP restarts profit share after solid year
Architect posts 33% rise in revenue, with profit also up, as it says worst of recession has now passed
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NewsLiverpool reveals £1.5bn regeneration plan
Liverpool’s mayor unveils plans for £1.5bn regeneration plan for Kings Dock and Lime Street in the city centre
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NewsWillmott Dixon to build £18m Middlesbrough sports venue
Willmott Dixon has been appointed to build an £18m sports venue in Middlesbrough
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NewsTMT office trends have reached traditional market
TMT trends including shorter leases and flexible fit-outs are becoming the norm
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CommentBIM to FM - one size does not fit all
BIM can help facilities managers save money - if only we can work out what information is required
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CommentSchool data delay jeopardises government's work on education estate
The government is to be applauded for putting £2bn more into school building but needs to deliver on better information
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NewsRegional office market is 'bouncing back'
Investors and property agents tell BCO conference that markets outside London are turning around
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CommentHave your say on CDM changes
The HSE is asking for feedback on its draft CDM regulations so this is a chance for the industry to consider how the proposals will affect businesses and whether standards will be raised
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NewsGovernment 'unlikely' to bar blacklist firms from public work
Minister says firms linked to blacklisting that do not pay compensation ‘unlikely’ to be barred from bidding for public work
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NewsGreen light for Westminster luxury flats
Squire Partners-designed scheme for Galliard Homes near Houses of Parliament wins planning permission
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NewsWillmott Dixon lands £45m Kent hospital job
Willmott Dixon has won a £45m contract to redevelop the Benenden hospital in Cranbrook, Kent
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NewsBam to build new £30m hospital facilities in Ayr
Bam Construction has won a £30m contract to provide new emergency and assessment facilities for NHS Ayrshire Arran
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FeaturesUp where the air is clear
Heneghan Peng’s new Department of Architecture and Landscape for the University of Greenwich will host 14 roof gardens, including ponds, teaching spaces, beehives and even a couple of vineyards
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NewsMcAslan to design Chinese gardens
John McAslan Partners to design a botanical gardens and research centre China