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NewsBid-rigging scandal: read the online debate here
Are clients to blame? Were contractors treated unfairly? Find out what the industry thinks about the OFT's investigation and fines
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FeaturesFirst impressions: Viñoly's New York architecture college
Two architecture students from Nottingham Trent and an RCA graduate architect give their verdict on the newest CCNY building
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NewsConstruction workers don pink helmets for breast cancer awareness
Emcor UK will donate £10 for every pink hard hat worn this month
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FeaturesCityscape Dubai: The Middle Eastern launch pad
Hilson Moran’s commercial director muses the approach of the emirate's annual property event
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NewsWYG delays covenant test for fourth time
Engineering consultant buys more time to complete rescue deal after racking up debt of £90m
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NewsWill Alsop joins RMJM
Architect reveals that claim he left his former practice to focus on painting was a smokescreen
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NewsBalls: Labour will continue to spend on schools
Education secretary pledges to maintain school renewal programme
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NewsRICS: Tender prices will fall until 2011
Forecast says prices will not return to pre recession levels for at least five years
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NewsConstruction orders down 17% in August
Office of National Statistics reports £2.6bn was spent in August, compared with £3.1bn in July
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NewsKier wins Telford & Wrekin £200m BSF deal
Contract is company’s fourteenth secured through academies framework
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NewsArchial makes £3.4m loss
Owner of Will Alsop's former firm blames 'unprecedented trading conditions' for performance in first half of 2009
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NewsExperts say gem of Tanzania is "worthless"
2kg ruby named as asset by Wrekin construction is worth "about £100"
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NewsGalliford Try wins £36m of work in London
Contractor scoops design-and-build jobs in Lewisham and Canning Town
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NewsJarvis finance director leaves for Redhall
Rail division finance director will take over John O’Kane’s position
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Comment
Contractors are bagging a third less new work than at peak
The latest new orders figures provide a sobering injection of reality after the barrage of "it's okay the recession is over" talk that seems rife.Yes the rate of collapse has slowed. But it's the level that really matters at the moment.Forgetting seasonal adjusted constant price measures, if we compare the ...
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NewsImages: Spanish museum scoops Copper in Architecture awards
Archeology Museum of Vittoria takes the top prize for its extensive use of cast bronze elements
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NewsSix recruitment agencies fined £39m for price-fixing
OFT gives two firms immunity for providing information on cartel guilty of collective boycotting and fixing fee rates
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NewsRIBA to freeze membership rates
Institute vows to support architects through the recession by fixing fees for 2010