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Fosters’ New York Public Library designs unveiled
Architecture practice is revamping part of the historic library
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Apollo fined after seven hospitalised
Social housing contractor found at fault for carbon monoxide incident
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All 220 jobs lost as Swift Horsman goes under
PwC appointed as administrator after no sale found
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Keller shares are 2012's best performer
Ground engineer’s shares lead contractors, rocketing 130% on FTSE All Share index
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Morgan Sindall worker crushed by cherry picker
Man in his 20s hospitalised after becoming trapped between steelwork and cherry picker
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Housing planning permissions leap 36%
But permissions still short of number needed to meet demand, HBF warns
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Ofgem unveils £24.2bn infrastructure investment plan
Plans include a sub-sea electricity link between England and Scotland
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Kier wins £25m housing maintenance job
Contract for Lincoln Council covers 8,000 local authority homes
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Big name architects to advise Boris Johnson
Design advisory group to have role in planning permission for major developments
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£400m incinerator granted planning permission
Energy from waste plant given go-ahead by MPs despite continued local opposition
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PLP Architecture to pay KPF £2.1m
PLP to compensate rival architect for business taken when directors broke away
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Bermondsey housing scheme wins planning
Architect BuckleyGrayYeoman gains approval for 82-home scheme
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Cleveland Bridge bags Forth Bridge deal
Subcontractor will make steel girders for both ends of the crossing
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Walkie Talkie tower reaches milestone
Structure of controversial London skyscraper topped out today
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Boris funds Stansted expansion study
Mayor of London considering Stansted Airport expansion as an option
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Government approach to DECs “quite absurd”
UK Green Building Council boss urges “serious shake-up” in policy
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Thames crossing ‘could be privately funded’
Leader of Kent council sounds out Canadian investors
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Government tackles double charging of developers
New statutory guidance to prevent councils stifling development
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Cheesegrater pushes over 50% pre-let mark
Insurer Amlin takes 110,000 sq ft of space in London tower
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Electrical contractors continue to suffer
Over three quarters of firms shrink or stand still in third quarter