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FeaturesBlacklisting: Human impact
Many of the people allegedly involved in the blacklisting scandal still work in construction. Should we be worried?
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CommentHow soon is now?
If the government doesn’t stimulate investment in green construction now, we will feel the ramifications for decades to come
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CommentRules of engagement
London is full of people with the ideas and enthusiasm to make the capital a sustainability leader. All we need is the leadership to motivate others
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CommentThe madness of NEC the third
This clause was so complicated that the parties offered two different interpretations and the adjudicator went with a third. Which started a whole new round of wrangling …
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CommentBuilding the Houses of Parliament
Ten reasons why the 32-year construction of the Houses of Parliament did not run smoothly
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NewsContractor picked for £61m Graphene Institute
Exclusive: Bam Construct has won the prestigious job to build ‘wonder material’ research hub in Manchester
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NewsAnti-HS2 campaigners to appeal legal case
HS2 Action Alliance reaches funding target to progress with appeal on enviromental grounds
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NewsBouygues bags £120m student accommodation job
Zero-carbon scheme at the University of Hertfordshire to reach Breeam Outstanding level
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NewsFirms appointed to £100m Battersea restoration
Clutch of consultants appointed to £100m package of repair works for iconic power station
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NewsChinese developer agrees £1bn Royal Albert Dock deal
ABP China agrees deal to create 35-acre business park
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NewsRMJM boss quits to join rival
Jonathan French, who was criticised by RMJM in leaked email, jumps ship to architect Woods Bagot
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CommentWhat to do about BIM
The Construction Industry Council has published a new standard protocol for BIM level 2. Will it promote adoption?
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NewsStanhope submits plans for BBC TV centre revamp
Stanhope applies to build hotel and residential accommodation in the main buildings on the iconic site
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NewsNew homes for Murdoch's former Fortress Wapping
St George submits planning application for the redevelopment of the former News International print works site in Wapping
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NewsGreenpeace picks legal fight over Hinkley nuclear project
Campaign group seeks judicial review of government’s decision to give green light to £10bn Hinkley plant
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NewsConsultants line up for £331m London tube upgrade
Exclusive: Three consortiums vying for seven-year package that will bypass main contractors
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FeaturesThe Mary Rose museum
Portsmouth now has an ingenious modern building that pays fitting tribute to an archaeological treasure
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NewsSainsbury’s commits to £1bn of new build investment a year
Retailer plans to continue to open supermarkets, as well as to grow share of convenience store market
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NewsOlympic Stadium plans approved
Transformation scheme by stadium’s original architect Populous awarded planning