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London fit-out market halves – but positive signs emerge
Research finds only 3 million ft2 in pipeline, but banking consolidation is good news for survivors
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Decision soon on Noho Square
Icelandic bank Kaupthing was poised this week to announce which of the two companies in the running to manage the development of the £1bn Noho Square luxury residential scheme in central London has won the role
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Seven firms win deal on £1bn LIFT framework
The seven winning consortiums bidding for a place on the £1bn Express LIFT framework are about to be confirmed
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Homes for London
London mayor Boris Johnson is working on plans to kick-start 20-30 housing schemes that could produce 5,000-10,000 homes, according to senior London housing sources
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No to Construction Act reforms
The amendments were designed to give specialists greater assurances that main contractors could pay them before they accepted work.
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Workers could be forced to go to Norfolk or Kent as funding freeze threatens London college plan
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NewsA visit to the queen
Plans for an underwater museum in Alexandria have been given the go-ahead by the Egyptian government
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NewsGovernment rule changes baffle EPC firms
The government has confused the sustainability industry by issuing – then seemingly retracting – guidance that would alter the way energy performance certification is carried out
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NewsZaha rising
Watson Steel is near to completing the skeleton of Zaha Hadid’s Riverside Transport Museum in Glasgow
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Government delays nuclear power insurance plans
2017 deadline at risk as draft regulations to deal with liability problems are put on ice
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NewsMott MacDonald client puts £6.1bn Dubai power project on hold
UK consultant Mott MacDonald has been hit by the decision to put a £6.1bn power project it is working on in Dubai on hold
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NewsTee on the lawn
Grimshaw has designed a $95m (£67m) golf course on top of a water filtration plant in New York
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Construction officer role in peril
Industry leaders fear the government may abandon its plan to appoint a chief construction officer
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Unite boss 'using' foreign worker row
Union officials are accusing Unite leader Derek Simpson of using the foreign labour disputes to win votes for his re-election
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NewsCannes-do spirit
More than 60 cyclists left Calais at 6am this morning on the second leg of the 1,500km Cycle to Cannes charity ride
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Latest construction appointments - 6 March 2009
Kier has named Nicholas Paul Winser non-executive director
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Greener school buildings could save £165m a year, says study
Building zero-carbon schools could save the UK £165m in annual energy bills, according to research into sustainable construction
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Soaring to victory
Engineer Buro Happold and Explorations Architecture have won the design competition for a new foot and cycle bridge over the River Soar in Leicester
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T&T's purchase
Consultant Turner & Townsend has acquired American construction cost management firm Busby & Associates for an undisclosed sum, taking its US presence to five offices and 130 staff
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Clarification
Regarding the feature “Death of a dream” in our edition of 13 February 2009 we would like to confirm that Neil Morris works for Digby Morris, and not Hays