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NewsBBC picks architects for new framework
Exclusive: Four practices appointed to two-year nationwide design framework for the BBC
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NewsMorrisons hires NG Bailey for eco-retrofit roll-out
NG Bailey will install energy management system across 395 stores
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NewsBCO launches new guide to specification
The British Council for Offices launches guide at its annual conference
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NewsGoring departs from Capita a year after losing top job
Senior executive exits after winning £400m MoD bid and will help Ben Ainslie’s British America’s Cup bid
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NewsKier denies backing government payment charter
Firm claims it has not agreed to sign up to government payment initiative, despite business department claiming that it had
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CommentKeep up the innovations
The industry needs to improve its innovation and collaboration to produce the products and services that will be demanded by housebuilders and home owners in future. But we shouldn’t just rely on regulation to drive change
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NewsQatar pledges to reform its labour laws
Proposals include abolishing ‘kafala’ sponsorship system
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NewsBritish Land to launch Shoreditch plans this year
Developer appoints four architects on 1.1 million sq ft East London scheme
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NewsDeveloper warns luxury homes market is 'overheated'
Luxury residential developer Amazon Properties says central London market has ‘overheated’
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NewsDevSecs acquires Cathedral Group
Developer buys mixed-use regeneration specialist, adding nine developments to its pipeline
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NewsGalliford Try expects bumper year
Firm says it expects to exceed analysts’ expectations with pre-tax proft of £92m
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NewsWorker dies on McAleer & Rushe hotel site
A worker has died on a construction site in Maidenhead where contractor McAleer Rushe is building an office and hotel development
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CommentWhy the location of Papworth Hospital is so vital
The decision to delay the move of Papworth Hospital to the Cambridge Biomedical Campus has implications for the delivery of world class clinical research
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CommentGreen Deal incentives leave a carbon gap
The government’s incentive scheme is coming up short on the carbon emission reductions it was supposed to deliver
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FeaturesWhitmore Park Primary School, Coventry: Examination time
All eyes are on the newly opened Whitmore Park Primary School in Coventry, the first completion under the government’s Priority School Building Programme. So how exactly was it built in just 47 weeks, for £4.8m?
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NewsZaha Hadid's Hong Kong college reaches completion
Jockey Club Innovation Tower is squeezed between a motorway and a sports club
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NewsBam Nuttall profit falls 41%
Firm reports rise in revenue in all geographies but its margin plummets
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NewsOlympic legacy boss to join Mace
Olympic legacy boss Dennis Hone is to take up the role of finance director at Mace