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NewsMott MacDonald wins place on £1bn Saudi power plant
Riyadh plant is due to be completed by 2013
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NewsBDP wins train station masterplanning job
Architect will work of refurb and new building features for Arriva Trains Wales
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NewsWillmott Dixon centre awarded BREEAM "excellent" rating
Guildford civic auditorium used natural ventilation and a biomass boiler
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CommentNewport: We have a problem...
The recent upsurge in the construction output figures has baffled the industry, so is it all a cock-up on the part of the ONS statisticians in Wales?
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NewsCostain joins offshore wind alliance
Contractor will design and build offshore wind farms with Hochtief and Arup
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NewsArchitect faces £600k negligence claim
Kob Construction seeks damages after drawings for Uxbridge development failed to match planning permission
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Timber frame Glasgow flats destroyed in major fire
The half-built four-storey development caught fire in the Yoker area of the city
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NewsGovernment launches high-speed rail compensation scheme
The government is to buy homes and businesses devalued by their proximity to proposed high-speed link
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NewsFormer Tarmac boss sues Ardmore
Sir William Francis claims more than £635k for consultancy work but construction firm denies the claim
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NewsArchitect proposes inflatable buildings for derelict sites
Wood Bagot reveals designs for ’icebergs’ as a quick and flexible solution to the growing problem of stalled construction projects
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Comment
Global job opportunities: Think the unthinkable
Why you should consider working in Saudi Arabia
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NewsWaterman hit by £5.7m of bad debt
Engineering consultant blames situation in Ireland, Poland, Belgium and Romania for one-off cost
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NewsDavis Langdon and Aecom: Dubai payments will take "several years"
Developers like Nakheel will pay 60-70% of outstanding debts, says Davis Langdon
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NewsKier bags £135m Hong Kong tunnelling job
Joint venture will start work immediately on railway project
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NewsNumber of homes being built rises
New government figures show the number of homes being built has risen for the first time in nearly three years
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NewsUrban Splash posts £10m loss after 'another tough year'
Developer reports second consecutive big loss but says it has restarted on number of stalled sites
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CommentHow to challenge an adjudicator's jurisdiction
Here's a quick guide, courtsey of the courts, on how to object to an adjudicator resolving your dispute
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NewsFirm fined after keeping asbestos hazard secret from workers
A Cambridgeshire fit-out firm has been fined for ignoring a report indicating asbestos on site
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NewsFirm fined after 200ft cable pierces employee’s leg
Concrete manufacturer has been fined after a worker was left with a ’gaping hole’ in his leg from an out-of-control cable
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CommentWhy does BREEAM ignore embodied carbon?
Discussion about the future of BREEAM has so far not included this major element of a building’s overall carbon performance