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FeaturesInterview: Lee Polisano
Lee Polisano’s high-profile departure from KPF at the height of his success seemed a daring decision. But nearly five years on, and with big projects and cash coming in, he’s actually rather happy
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CommentRichard Threlfall
Richard Threlfall is head of infrastructure, building and construction at KPMG
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CommentLet's politics-proof infrastructure
Sir John Armitt’s recent report suggests we need a long-term infrastructure programme that exists beyond the whims of changing governments. Building’s Agenda 15 initiative could give the industry a chance to make this a reality
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NewsSix firms batting for Lord's stand
Exclusive: Willmott Dixon and Bam among the contractors competing to build new Warner stand at the famous cricket ground
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CommentWhat does 2014 have in store for architecture?
Designing the unbuildable has had its day. But what’s next?
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NewsWestinghouse to build three nuclear reactors in the UK
Reactor developer buys 60% stake in NuGen project in Cumbria
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CommentWill recovery be good or bad for BIM?
Emerging recovery is of course welcome, but also introduces new opportunities and challenges for BIM
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NewsEFA invites bidders for £97m Pf2 schools
Education Funding Agency announces deails of bidders’ day for Yorkshire batch of Pf2 schools
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NewsSellar launches London Bridge residential tower
Developer plans third scheme in the area alongside the Shard and the Place
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FeaturesSuch stuff as dreams are made on: Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
Seventeen years after the reconstruction of Shakespeare’s Globe, the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse completes the vision in dazzling style
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NewsBarratt's completions jump 20%
Housebuilder hails continuing positive impact of Help to Buy on housing market
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NewsContractors picked for £1bn regional framework
Kier, Interserve, ISG and Miller are among the contractors appointed to a regional construction framework in the North-east that is worth up to £1bn
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NewsHS2 to have dedicated engineering college
Announcement of new further education college comes as Sir David Higgins takes reins as chairman of £43bn project
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NewsTributes paid to architect Kathryn Findlay
Sir Peter Cook and Angela Brady among peers remembering a “unique” talent
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NewsBalfour signals end to rail renewal work
Balfour Beatty says it is not longer bidding for Network Rail track renewal work, with the firm’s existing contract coming to a close this year
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CommentBIM won't drive green construction
It’s not the tools that are stopping us building greener buildings, it’s us
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NewsBam ready to start on £20m leisure centre in Yorkshire
Leisure World approved by planners at East Riding of Yorkshire council, construction set to start in January
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NewsNorthern care specialist goes under
Alaway Limited enters administration as work in the sector falls