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NewsAktins fees rise to £10m on Cambridge busway
Consultant fees rise following late delivery of guided bus route
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NewsMitie secures 85% of revenue for this year
Firm delivers upbeat trading statement, boosted by major PV panel deal
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NewsHouse prices fall year-on-year, reports Rightmove
Fall of 2.3% in seller’s asking prices in August contributes to 0.3% year-on-year fall
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CommentLacklustre construction output figures point to decline
Hopes of significant growth in Q2 were dashed after ONS admitted getting its sums wrong
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NewsBDP blames Galliford Try and DL for academy fiasco
Consultant hits back at education department’s High Court claim over flagship Westminster project
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CommentSummertime blues
Riots and fresh economic uncertainty were the last things the industry needed this week
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News
Wall insulation
Kingspan Insulation’s Thermawall was specified for a Victorian terraced house in London
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NewsConstruction response to riot 'overwhelming'
Construction professionals on Twitter and Facebook offer help to victims through web site created by architects
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NewsDry fix verge system
Forticrete’s Dry Fix Verge System is suitable for new build or re-roofing applications
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FeaturesTop of the class: Passivhaus school design
A primary school in Exeter won’t win any architectural awards, but is earning gold stars in zero-carbon and Passivhaus design. Thomas Lane swots up on how to deliver a low-energy building on a budget
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NewsFinancial turmoil worsens industry outlook
CPA comments following its July forecast publication
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NewsDesigns unveiled for Old Oak Common ‘super hub’
Transport interchange will link High Speed 2 and Crossrail
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NewsMcLaren investigating Brighton uni cladding collapse
Two floors of cladding crash into street on £7.5m job
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NewsM&E specialist GWD falls into administration
Leeds based contractor formed just three years ago
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NewsAlsop talks about departure from RMJM
The architect’s new firm will involve a number of other colleagues from Alsop’s studio at RMJM
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NewsEconomic woes hit profits at three contractor giants
Interserve, Laing O’Rourke and Morgan Sindall have all reported a drop in construction profits
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NewsWillmott Dixon storms ahead
Two education contracts helped firm beat July’s 15% decline in new work for top firms