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8,000-home Edinburgh plan hit by funding crisis
Company behind 120-acre Granton regeneration in danger of breaking banking covenants
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Vinci strengthens grip on UK with £74m Taywood coup
French giant to keep contractor in one piece after deal that doubles its UK operations
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OFT to demand housebuilders sign code of conduct
Adoption of cross industry code, planned for early 2010, will mean industry gets clean bill of health
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NewsMaking Sustainable Development Happen
Building magazine has come together to work with the UK Green Building Council to collaborate on a double-bill of green building events
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NewsDevelopers plan zero-carbon community in Chichester
Design team for 750-home scheme by Linden Homes will be lead by John Thompson & Partners
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NewsChris Woodhead: 'Academies seem designed to flatter architects' egos'
Video: former chief inspector of schools lambasts architects for designing academies for themselves rather than students
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NewsDoubts cast on plans to insulate all UK homes by 2020
New measures requiring energy firms to spend £910m on energy efficiency do not go far enough, government is told
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NewsRobert McAlpine sails to victory at Little Britain
Richard Jackson trophy won by contractor's superfast boat on first day of Europe's largest corporate sailing event
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NewsVinci to keep Taywood in one piece
French giant to keep contractor in one piece after deal that doubles its UK operations
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NewsTaywood loses tug-of-war
The first major casualty of the Taylor Woodrow sale became clear this week as it emerged the company’s “teamwork” logo – one of the most famous brands in construction – will not transfer with the sale of the business, writes Joey Gardiner.
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NewsISG looks to Middle East and Asia for profit
More than half the profit at fit-out specialist ISG could come from overseas within three years, according to the company’s chief executive, writes Tom Bill.
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NewsHome truths: Waste management
Colin Mitchell asks what needs to change to ensure that more than just lip service is paid to the regulations for site waste management plans
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£10bn of schemes on ice as Isis cuts jobs by half
Chief executive goes as credit crunch forces developer to focus on just two schemes
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Inventive vendors offer Grand Designs home as raffle prize
Owners to sell £845k house by raffle after housing market turmoil dries up usual channel of buyers
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Isle of Wight gives go-ahead for 1,000 eco-homes
Miller Homes receives council approval for code level four homes development at Newport
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Strategic Forum launches crane safety guidance
Body calls for contractors to publish the contact details of site manager on hoardings
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NewsGetting by with a little help from its super-rich friends
SME profile Holloway White Allom’s A-list clients are helping it expand during the downturn
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NewsHouse doctor: Fire protection
Peter Caplehorn of Scott Brownrigg outlines the pros and cons of installing and operating sprinkler systems in domestic applications
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NewsStrategic Forum launches crane safety guidance
Body calls for contractors to publish the contact details of site manager on hoardings
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NewsSafety warning after liftshaft plunge
Liverpool firm is fined £15,000 after concrete layer is seriously injured following fall through unprotected liftshaft well