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CommentThe presumption of regularity
Challenges to an adjudication in a Scottish court demonstrate the difference between an adjudicator and a lawyer – an adjudicator can act on gut instinct
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NewsFoster + Partners plans buildings on the moon
Architect part of a team of engineers to develop plans to construct buildings on the surface of the moon using 3D printing
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NewsEngineer training programme to be rolled out
Innovative scheme from Royal Academy of Engineering allows SME staff to work in larger companies
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NewsThree vie for £110m City office job
Three contractors are in the race to build Sheppard Robson-designed One Mitre Square
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NewsConstruction industry shuns apprentices
Government figures show construction worst performing sector with 15% fall in apprenticeship starts
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NewsWates wins £36m priority schools job
Exclusive: Contractor chosen to build Coventry batch of priority schools
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NewsGreen light for Urbanest's Thames-side student scheme
A major student accommodations scheme over looking the Thames in London has been given planning permission by Lambeth council.
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NewsConstruction ‘in denial’ over blacklisting scandal, says MP
Nick Raynsford hits out after sector’s muted response to condemnation in House of Commons
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NewsThames Water delays £4.1bn ‘super sewer’ tender
Exclusive: Company moves back procurement of infrastructure provider in order to firm-up funding model
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NewsStrategic Forum to be main line to ministers
New chair Bill Bolsover discusses aims for the organisation and rift with UKCG
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NewsWSP on Manhattan skyscraper
UK-based engineer wins contract on 41-storey tower project in New York
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FeaturesInterview with Greg Barker
Energy minister Greg Barker talks to Building about why value for money is so important and his passion for the Green Deal
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NewsTalks to replace BESNA deal set to begin
Trade associations and Unite exchange proposals ahead of formal talks on M E workers’ pay and conditions
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NewsOlympics lull tipped engineer into insolvency
Boss says quiet summer of work contributed to engineer Zisman Bowyer and Partners’ troubles
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FeaturesMarket forecast: Mixed messages
The new year kicked off with fears of a triple-dip recession but with the markets bullish and most companies cautiously optimistic. Peter Fordham of Davis Langdon, an Aecom company, reports
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FeaturesGreen for Growth: Retrofit
A ring-fenced retrofit programme for public buildings would boost the economy, cut carbon emissions, and even pay for itself. So why isn’t it happening?
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NewsCrossrail reveals Bond Street over-site development
Planning application submitted for PLP-designed six-floor office block
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CommentRefitting for the future
Refurbishing our ageing buildings to become more energy efficient would address so many issues