More news – Page 1408
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UK firms on Barcelona's Nou Camp revamp
Football club plans expansion of Europe’s biggest stadium with ISG and RLB
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London £250m riverside housing scheme wins planning
Joint developers Londonewcastle and Royal London Asset Management have gained consent for a £250m housing scheme on the Thames in Fulham, West London
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Boris calls in 700-home Royal Mail scheme
Mayor of London will act as planning authority on scheme at Mount Pleasant
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Land Secs to submit 'Walkie Scorchie' fix plans
Developer Land Securities will submit plans for permanent solution to solar glare problem from Walkie Talkie next month
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Market forecast: Back in demand
The upturn in industry fortunes - which some predict will continue until 2017 - is being reflected in notable rises in tender prices, building costs, and pressure on resources
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Does old insulation work?
We know how to build insulated but we don’t know how the thermal performance of building materials deteriorates over time - perhaps we should …
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Cultural skills not technology skills are what the young bring to BIM
A simplified interpretation of youth culture is not going to attract the brightest minds into construction
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2014: Light at the end of the tunnel
Recovery isn’t just confined to the traditional centres of the London and the South-east - it is being replicated in each and every part of the country
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Is it time to regulate all housing provision?
Radical solutions are needed if the basic right of a roof over your head is to be made affordable again
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BDP picked for Rochdale town centre revamp
Architect BDP has won a RIBA competition to transform Rochdale town centre
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Contractor picked for £50m V&A gallery
Exclusive: Wates wins job to build major new gallery for the Victoria Albert Museum
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Greg Barker: 'Carillion should examine its Green Deal business model'
Energy minister attacks big construction firms that are struggling to make the government’s flagship energy efficiency scheme work
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We must make ourselves open to new forms of finance
The government should seize the chance to bring Chinese investment into HS2 and construction should play its role by developing new funding models
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Barker admits Green Deal forecast was ‘spectacularly wrong’
Energy minister admits prediction that 10,000 Green Deal plans would be signed in the first year of the flagship scheme was well off
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West End 'needs overhaul' for Crossrail commuter surge
Report by Arup estimates 65 million more passengers a year at three key stations than official figures suggest
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Culture secretary praises Southbank Centre over skating row
Maria Miller speaks out after Boris Johnson’s intervention threw plans into doubt
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Government agrees funding for £10m college
Bam-sponsored University Technical College specialising in construction and engineering now set to be built at Chatham Docks
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Just 626 Green Deals completed in scheme's first year
Official statistics reveal flagship retrofit scheme dramatically underperformed in the 12 months since its launch
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Two firms picked for latest £133m Scape framework
Wates and Morgan Sindall have won the roles on the latest Scape regional construction framework to be awarded