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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
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CommentMore regulation isn't the answer to poor design
Boris Johnson’s housing design standards won’t be as effective as simply giving consumers tools to make an educated choice at the point of sale
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NewsWatkins Gray reveals latest designs for Deptford school
Exclusive architectural images of the latest BSF school project to be given the green light
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NewsLaing O'Rourke to be prosecuted after worker falls 21m
Contractor and Expanded Structures will be prosecuted following serious accident at hospital site in Newcastle
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NewsPV firm issues profit warning after death of chief executive
Photovoltaic supplier Romag says it has been hit by both death of Lyn Miles and falling prices in PV market
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NewsBalfour Beatty JV wins £238m Chinese rail contract
Gammon Construction wins contract on West Kowloon stretch of Guangzhon to Hong Kong Express Rail Link
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NewsBidding starts for Olympic stadium legacy
Potential anchor tenants for the Olympic stadium have six weeks to get their bids in
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NewsBoris publishes space standards for new London homes
London mayor lays out 73 criteria all new homes in the capital will have to meet
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NewsDecreasing workloads will lead to more job losses, says RICS
Impending public spending cuts and economic uncertainty hit construction
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NewsUK business insolvencies drop by 33%
SME sector improves most but uncertainty remains at top end
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NewsCrane drops four tonne load on college
A crane firm has been fined after a hook broke, causing a heavy load to fall on a college
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NewsCSTT receives grant for 30 trainees
Government grant to help under-privileged youngsters enter construction
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NewsRIBA Goldfinger Scholarship winner announced
Hungarian landscape architect graduate wins the £14,000 award