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NewsQatar delegation says worker conditions not improving
International trade union body warns firms working there are ‘on notice’ over reputational risk
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NewsWYG reports rise in profitability
Firm reports operating profit of £1.7m in the first half of 2013-14
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NewsDelancey buys iconic Elephant & Castle shopping centre
Developer Delancey is set to rebuild the iconic Elephant Castle Shopping Centre after agreeing a deal to buy the site for £80m
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NewsMassive Belfast regeneration scheme wins planning
Redevelopment of the Odyssey Complex worth £100m given green light
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NewsGovernment confirms plan to dilute ECO scheme
The government has confirmed it will double the timetable for the Energy Companies Obligation, effectively halving the impact of the energy efficiency scheme
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CommentDelivering on our promises
BIM has led to some excellent networks and discussion groups, but we must remember that the reason for new technology is to improve outcomes
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CommentClarity vital in energy debate
Why conflating the different drivers for rising energy prices doesn’t help us tackle the problem
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CommentWe need a whole new way of doing things
The Construction 2025 vision is not ambitious enough - we need much more radical change to meet the challenges the industry faces
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CommentWhy did so few women in my class end up as architects?
Mac class of ‘83 reunion begs question of what we need to do to retain female graduates
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CommentSleepwalking into the next generation of BIM silos
We need to make a deliberate decision to store BIM information in open, free formats - not lock it away in corporate vaults
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CommentMerry Christmas for brickies
With the housing market rebounding the materials industry needs to act quickly if there is to be enough capacity
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CommentThe ABC of growth
The only way to tackle the nimbys and build more homes is through more planning, not less
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CommentBuilding the cities of 2050
The growth of megacities around the world creates both opportunities and threats
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NewsVideo: New footage of World Cup stadium crane collapse
New footage has emerged of the crane collapse that led to two deaths during construction work on a Sao Paulo World Cup stadium
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CommentThe challenge of providing public open space
We know parks and trees in our cities are good for public health so how do we fund them?
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NewsBlacklisting High Court cases put back to Spring
Judge postpones application to roll all four High Court compensation claims into one
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NewsVideo: Harrods unveils its new escalator designed by Make
Make Architects talks about its designs for the famous London store
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NewsPD+P wins planning for Kent cricket revamp
Architect Paul Davis + Partners (PD+P) has won planning permission for its redevelopment of Kent County Cricket Club at Beckenham