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NewsIndustry left waiting on housing and BSF
Government to clarify key spending decisions within weeks, as Osborne spares capital expenditure from fresh cuts
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Comment50 Years of London Architecture Exhibition
A short-lived London Festival of Architecture Exhibition provides a must-see account of Modern architecture in London.
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FeaturesIs it a crane? Is it a mobile access platform?
It’s both, apparently – or so these workers seem to think
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CommentDegrees of awfulness
George Osborne’s Budget isn’t as bad as we feared – but it’s still going to hurt
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NewsReport shows green benefits elude homeowners
Concern at consumer failure to grasp potential benefits of sustainable technology
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NewsDavid Chipperfield cyclists triumph in City of London
London Festival of Architecture kicks off with team race through Smithfield
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NewsCarillion agrees £306m deal for Toronto coroner's complex
JV will design, build, finance and maintain building for Canadian city
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NewsLaing O'Rourke wins £270m BSF
Barking and Dagenham council picks Laing O’Rourke as preferred bidder, at expense of Bouygues
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FeaturesFirst Impressions: Thomas Heatherwick’s Shanghai pavilion
Kingston University/Design Museum student gives his first impression direct from Shanghai
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NewsCrossrail unveils revised design for Whitechapel station
Amended proposals by BDP and Hyder ’offer better value for money’
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NewsHSE fines gas fitter after couple are poisoned by carbon monoxide
Unregistered fitter carried out work he was not qualified to do
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CommentTaxing times for construction
While increased VAT is a blow, other tax measures will benefit the industry
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CommentConstruction will not come out unscathed from Osborne's Budget, but it could've been worse
Construction hasn’t done as badly as some had feared as additional capital spending cuts are put in hold
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Comment
New KPIs show construction is getting more dangerous
Why do the latest construction safety Key Performance Indicators show construction has become more dangerous as the recession has bitten?
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Comment28 degrees but Budget leaves construction feeling cold
The Chancellor said there would be ‘no further falls in capital expenditure’, the key area for construction. That sounds good but the falls are very harsh
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NewsVote for your favourite construction photo
Chance to vote online in the CIOB’s Art of Building photography contest
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NewsOsborne: Capital spending will not be cut further
Chancellor gives green light to major regional projects and announces regional growth fund for next two years
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NewsEmergency Budget as it happened
Chancellor George Osborne unveils his Emergency Budget in the House of Commons