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NewsThree firms make cut for £93m Pf2 schools
Exclusive: Three firms have been shortlisted for a £93m batch of privately-financed schools in the North west
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NewsLaing O'Rourke director exits firm
Exclusive: Steve Hollingshead, Laing O’Rourke group director of human capital, leaves post after six months
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NewsEC Harris appoints new UK boss
Appointment one of several senior changes at firm and Dutch parent Arcadis
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Comment2013: The year in which planning started to work
Increasing planning approvals have demonstrated the NPPF is working, but there will be more reform for 2014
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FeaturesA look at 2014: Chris Brown, Igloo
The chief executive of Igloo on how he feels the economic recovery will affect his business next year
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NewsBoris settles Ministry of Sound row
London mayor approves plans for 335 homes next to historic club, as well as controversial free school in Southwark
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NewsGreen light for BBC Television Centre revamp
Developer Stanhope’s plans to redevelop BBC Television Centre in West London have been given the green light by Hammersmith Fulham council
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NewsProbe into West End theatre collapse
Investigators on site after section of ceiling came down, injuring 76
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NewsAukett buys Swanke’s European arm for £1.6m
Combined business forecast to have revenue of around £16m
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NewsRenzo Piano's Kimble art gallery pavillion opens
Solar photovoltaic roof generates electricity for building lighting and cooling
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CommentChanging behavior requires genuine engagement
The best way to reduce waste to to prevent it being created in the first place. Reducing waste on site therefore requires early and meaningful intervention
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CommentMy predictions for sustainability in 2014
There is much that the industry can do for itself in 2014, but still need greater clarity from government on several key issues
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CommentWhy fracking is inevitable
The UK’s dependence on overseas gas means we have little choice but to explore shale reserves in this country
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FeaturesBarbour ABI's December 2013 market review
Barbour ABI’s latest monthly Economic Construction Market Review is now available to download
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FeaturesCommercial project 2013: Leadenhall
20 Fenchurch Street - or the Walkie Talkie, has somewhat overshadowed the Leadenhall building. A shame, as the Cheesegrater represents some of the best in sensitive design
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CommentSoft Landings: Extra cushions
The Government Soft Landings initiative is designed to keep the project team involved in the operation of public buildings post-completion. But what are the contractual implications?
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FeaturesBuilding's 2013 review of the year: Blunders of 2013
Christmas turkeys: From walkie scorchie to the Green Deal, we take a look at some of 2013’s biggest blunders
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FeaturesBuilding's 2013 review of the year: The year's biggest winners
Christmas Top of the Pops: Find out who came out on top in the construction industry over the last year