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NewsOlympic shortlist announced for legacy masterplan
Six make shortlist for for post-2012 regeneration of Lower Lea Valley and Olympic Park
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NewsCan the lions of England beat the Springboks?
England are one game away from winning the World Cup. Can they do it? Predict the right score and we'll punt a rugby ball in your direction
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NewsUnions react angrily to Law Lords asbestos ruling
Workers with asbestos conditiion lose right to claim compensation from employers
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NewsSMEs lag behind on energy efficiency
Only a third of construction SMEs have spent money on reducing their carbon footprint according to report
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NewsAt the coal face
Guardian columnist George Monbiot is furious about a new coal planned in south Wales. He berates the government for forcing the scheme on the local community. So what do the joint developers have to say for themselves?
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NewsWRAP releases new recycled content toolkit
Government-backed body issues new version of Recycled Content Toolkit after input from Cyril Sweett, Davis Langdon and Faithful + Gould
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NewsA sideways move
Here's a less than ingenious way of getting round the fact that your ladder is too short for the job in hand...
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NewsBuilding model revealed for Trafalgar Square plinth
Artist Thomas Schütte shows coloured glass sculpture that will be on display at the Fourth Plinth in central London
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NewsMouchel Parkman rebrands as profit rises 82%
Consulting and business services group will now be known as Mouchel as HBS brand is dropped
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NewsISG bags £100m mixed-use scheme in London
Construction services group set to start work on 33-storey building that will include student accommodation, offices and shops
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NewsWorkers' families win £300k compensation for deaths
UCATT wins case for families of two steeplejacks killed in an explosion in Bolton
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NewsBellway profit up despite tightening market
Housebuilder in bullish mood as order book increases to £667m and profit hits £235m
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NewsFoster wins U2 Tower contest
Architect's consortium to design 120m tower in Dublin for the rock band U2
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NewsConnaught buys water firm as profit leaps 37%
Property management group acquires Watertech for £9.1m as yearly revenues jump a third to £396m
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NewsTop 250 consultants put on growth spurt
Building's annual league table reveals headcount is up by 18% and fees by 24% among the biggest construction consultants
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NewsMan jailed five years for stabbing builder
Court sentences attacker for stabbing builder with kitchen knife after campaign of harassment
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NewsFifteen eco-champions to spearhead London campaign
New programme launched by Ken Livingstone will see local people taking the initiative on green schemes
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NewsNew RIBA book offers string of case studies
Sustainable Architecture publication assesses the performance of 45 UK projects that range from housing schemes, schools, offices and refurbishments
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NewsJapanese architect Kisho Kurokawa dies
Japan's superstar architect Kisho Kurokawa has died, aged 73.Kurokawa was one of the co-founders of the metabolist movement, and designed buildings such as Tokyo’s National Art Centre, the Republic Plaza skyscraper in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur International Airport.Toyota StadiumThe metabolist movement was a group of Japanese architects who came together ...
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NewsTravis Perkins warns of slowing market
Turnover at builders' merchant goes up 11.3% but lead indicators point to a slowdown