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NewsWatchdog to investigate Connaught accounts
Accountancy regulator says investigation will consider role of auditor PwC
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NewsRIBA architecture student awards
Westminster University student scoops silver medal and Mackintosh School of Architecture student awarded bronze medal
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NewsLow-carbon agenda to provide '40 years' of work for SMEs
Construction industry must man up to green agenda, finds construction adviser
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NewsContractor Irwins goes bust
Fifty-six jobs lost as Yorkshire builder hit by public spending cuts
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FeaturesSafety blunder: Sliding high
A little slime and seagull droppings won’t deter these foolhardy painters
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NewsCostain 'may lose' £22m owed on huge waste job
Costain’s share price drops as it reveals contract problems on £120m Belvedere waste-to-energy project
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NewsHousing demand drops by 4.3%
Faltering consumer confidence fuelled by spending cuts brings seasonal slowdown forward
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NewsBritish architects targeted by Chinese fraudsters
Broadway Malyan and Aedas among those to have identities faked by firms bidding for work in China
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CommentFairness heads south
Come back John Prescott, all is forgiven! You probably never thought you’d hear such a plea
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Full list of housebuilder's Kickstart ratings
Cabe’s damning design assessment of schemes supported by £716m of public funding
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NewsBalfour eyes new-build social housing after £7m Rok buy
Deal for collapsed firm’s work comes as administrator confirms Mears snapped up key Bristol contracts
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NewsCapita and DTZ sign up for free schools programme
Consultants join law firm Dickinson Dees in taking roles on first wave of controversial scheme
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CommentSticks for the North, carrots for the South in the New Home Bonus handicap race
Is the north funding the South's Nimbyism?
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NewsKier and Miller bottom of Kickstart 'hall of shame'
Miller hits back as Cabe’s controversial design rating exposed by Freedom of Information request
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Bob Neill on government's £500m gift to the Thames Gateway
Minister reveals plans for investment in post-Olympic East London at the Thames Gateway Forum
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FeaturesFirst Impressions: Stuttgart playwood pavilion
Pavilion made of bendy plywood pushes the limits of computing and structural design tools
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CommentAcademia isn’t up to the job
University research consistently fails to address the practical realities of construction. What we need is industry people in academic posts controlling the purse strings
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CommentWonders & blunders with Bruce Kennedy
BDP’s director is inspired by New York’s forward-looking Rockefeller Centre, built in dark economic times, but regrets the retrogressive timidity of SOM’s One World Trade Centre
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CommentPFI alternatives: A change of route
The damning National Audit Office report on the M25 widening scheme is the latest sign that PFI might be nearing the end of the road. But what are the alternatives?