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CommentCan 60 years of construction history tell us what's around the corner?
The return of growth to construction will not see an immediate return to boom times
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NewsAecom launches programme management consulting arm
New business to be led by former Turner Townsend infrastructure director Paul Dyson
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CommentThe case for going global
Why travel ot the far corners of the world seeking work? Because the projects are so enticing …
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NewsFirms to pay over £2.7m to crane collapse victim
Crane driver left paralysed from the waist down by crane colapse settles with firms
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NewsEnergy firms accused of halting ECO work
Construction bosses claim energy companies are pulling funding before the outcome of a government review of the scheme
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NewsPLP's Bond St Crossrail scheme wins planning
Six-storey ‘over-site’ office development to be delivered by client Grosvenor
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CommentWhy brick data are still useful in tracking housebuilding
Brick deliveries data can tell us a lot about the number of homes being built but the relationship between the two is weakening
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NewsCity of London office construction hits five year high
Deloitte London Office Crane Survey points to upcoming space shortages
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NewsBlacklisted workers storm out of compensation talks
Blacklist Support Group walks out on “piss take” proposals
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NewsGraduate civil engineer salaries up 7% in three years
ICE hails survey’s finding as “very good news” for profession
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FeaturesMean streets: Cyclists' safety
Construction vehicles are responsible for a disproportionate number of cycling accidents each year - many of them fatal. What can the industry do to prevent more deaths?
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CommentSustained output growth is just the start of a long recovery for construction
Are construction activity surveys revealing the true picture?
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NewsHS2 outlines procurement strategy
Railway developer set to spend £17bn on line from London to Birmingham
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CommentHS2: A compelling argument
Let’s stop the political bickering and get this project on the rails
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CommentPassivhaus and whole life carbon: The case for flexibility
Buildings designed to the Passivhaus standard are wonderfully sustainable on day one, but ignoring embodied energy distorts overall performance
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CommentBeyond the production line: what else the car industry has to teach us
Constructing the best buildings isn’t just about manufacturing efficiency - it’s about careful and detailed design
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CommentWhy going green can save cash quicker than you think
Sustainability shouldn’t just be seen as about long-term paybacks for increased investment
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CommentTaking over provisons: Risky business
Should an employer accept that gaining access pre taking over or practical completion will involve transfer of risk?