More news – Page 1388
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Lend Lease hot favourite for £500m London scheme
Exclusive: Lend Lease is in line for £150m main construction job on Great Portland Estates’ Rathbone Place scheme on former Royal Mail site
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Olympic Park digital hub wins planning
The project to transform the former Olympic press and broadcast centres into a new digital business hub has been given the green light by planners
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ALA's Bangkok tower set to open
Amanda Levete Architects’ Bangkok Central Embassy tower is set to open in May
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Balfour Beatty man takes reins at Chinese project manager
Former Balfour Beatty director Rob Walker becomes chief executive of SIP
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RMJM's Hong Kong business folds
RMJM’s Hong Kong arm has been wound up after being hit with a series of winding-up petitions from creditors
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Lend Lease construction arm falls further into the red
Lend Lease’s European construction business reports an operating loss of £9.3m in the last six months of 2013
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Aecom scores Welsh sports brace
Aecom has won roles on an extension to Cardiff City football stadium and the £280m Circuit of Wales project
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DBK wins role on £40m Croydon scheme
DBK has been appointed by Legal General as quantity surveyor on a £40m residential scheme in Croydon
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MPs slam 'dismal' number of construction apprenticeships
Cross-party inquiry calls on construction firms to boost apprentice numbers
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Taylor Wimpey announces £250m shareholder payout
Housebuilder returns cash to shareholders as profit grows 50%
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Features
What to specify: Healthcare products
Healthcare is a sector with very specific needs, but there are innovative building products to suit all projects, from hygienic flooring to security management systems
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Building Sweden's New Karolinska Solna hospital
Sweden’s first ever PPP project is a £1.3bn hospital that is also Europe’s greenest
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Five bidders in race for £485m flood defence contract
Exclusive: Morgan Sindall, Mace and Costain among five bidders shortlisted for massive Thames Estuary flood defence programme
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Comment
How green is growth?
In the UK government’s ambitions, the drive towards economic recovery looks set to trump the need for sustainable regulation
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Engineers call for Budget boost to flood spending
Institution of Civil Engineers urges government to return spending on flood protectoin to pre-2010 levels
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Comment
Euston, we have lift off!
George Osborne’s announcement last week that Euston should be demolished is a very welcome surprise
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Comment
Watch your optimism
It’s tempting to think that doing our little bit to reduce carbon emissions saves us from having to confront the reality of what is happening to our planet - and the discomforting truth that we’re not doing enough to save it
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In construction, good relationships count
Being ethical and treating your supply chain properly can guard against risks like inflation
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EC Harris lands mammoth business district in Malaysia
Exclusive: Consultant appointed to scheme in southern Malaysia that will develop office space equivalent to 100 Gherkin towers
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