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Hackney housing
Allenbuild has won a £15.5m contract to build social housing and retail space in Hackney, east London, for Metropolitan Housing Trust.
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Castleoak's deals
Castleoak, the Cardiff-based care home specialist, has won two contracts totalling £10m, one in Maidenhead, Buckinghamshire, and one in Thame, Oxfordshire.
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Spanish revamp
Spanish developer Alcaidesa Servicios, in which Costain has a 50% stake, has won consent to build a marina and retail facilities at La Línea de la Concepción, on the Gibraltar border.
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Correction
Last week we incorrectly stated that Michael Sullivan, an RICS official, was a partner at Rider Levett Bucknall.
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NewsBlack beauty
HBG has been appointed as contractor on the £120m Mann Island scheme on Liverpool’s waterfront.
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International standard to stamp out conflicting lifecycle costs
An international standard that will bring consistency to lifecycle costing for buildings is to be issued in the next few months.
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NewsPardon me, boy
These are the first images of St Pancras station, which is en route to becoming London’s main Channel Tunnel Rail Link terminal.
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Travis Perkins profit
Travis Perkins has reported a 17% increase in pre-tax profit to £128.6m for the six months to 30 June.
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Beatty purchase
Balfour Beatty Management has acquired NAP Partnership, a Middlesbrough commercial services firm with a turnover of £6m.
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Persimmon sites
Persimmon has bought three sites in the Leeds area with a development value of £46m.
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College contract
Contractor Bardsley Construction, from Manchester, has won a £10m project to build a sixth form college in Blackpool.
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Theatre fit-out
Fit-out specialist Vivid Interiors has been appointed on a £1m refurbishment at Sir Cameron Mackintosh’s Gielgud Theatre in Shaftesbury Avenue, central London.
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Bucknall scoops up three contracts
Consultant Rider Levett Bucknall has won a trio of contracts, including a £100m tie-up with social landlord Jephson.
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NewsHouse and garden
This scheme, in the Royal Botanical Gardens in Ontario, Canada, has just begun on site.
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National Construction College moves step closer to reprieve
The National Construction College (NCC) in Bircham Newton, Norfolk, may have been handed a lifeline after the Learning and Skills Council (LSC) reacted positively to proposals that would allow specialist training to remain at the centre.
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FeaturesThe quiet revolutionary
Don’t be fooled by the lack of windmills and solar panels – this Innovate Properties building in Leeds is the greenest office in the UK, even with its mechanical ventilation. Eleanor Cochrane finds out how it was done