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Alsop scheme hit by £40k window repair bill
Will Alsop's Public Arts Centre has been landed be a massive bill to repair a smashed window
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Orders rise at WYG
Net order book at consultant increases to £330m on the back of recent acquisitions
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What goes up, must come down
... With no scaffolding in sight, how did these workers get back to ground level?
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Lemley backlash intensifies
Acting ODA chair issues statement condemning Jack Lemley's remarks about the Olympic Park site
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Barker review calls for planning overhaul
Economist Kate Barker calls for a centralised planning committee to fast-track major projects in her report published today
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John Laing shareholders approve takeover
More than 90% of shareholders vote in favour of investment fund Henderson's £1bn bid.
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City regulator puts deadline on Crest offer
The Takeover Panel warns Castle Bidco consortium that it only has till 12 January to make an offer
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May Gurney's profits up 20%
Contractor's first interim results since floating on AIM boosted by infrastructure contracts
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Regeneration Awards winners
Results from last night's Regeneration Awards celebrating those who make our cities, towns and housing estates better places to live
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First image: Rem Koolhaas' Latvian art museum
Design unveiled for Latvia's first art museum for more than 100 years
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Green light for Edinburgh canal scheme
£35m canal-side housing development gains planning permission
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WYG expands into bigger offices
Consultant moves 140 staff into newly refurbished offices in Croydon after recent expansion
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Lafarge sells roofing arm for £1.6bn
French building materials firm agrees sale with private equity firm PAI Partners
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Government rounds on Jack Lemley
Tessa Jowell's department dismisses former ODA boss' comments about Olympics as rewriting history
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Jarvis completes £9.5m sale of Prismo
Boss of Jarvis’s roads division Andrew Martin will leave the company on completion of the deal
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At last Paris wakes from its slumber
Paris may not be celebrating the Olympics in 2012 but presidential hopeful Nicolas Sarkozy is promising to build a string of sensational new buildings
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Bluewater expansion wins approval
Work on the exhibition and events centre designed by Denton Corker Marshall is expected to start next year
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First images: Fort Dunlop opens for business
Iconic former tyre warehouse has been bought back to life by Urban Splash and architect shedkm
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Birmingham New Street wins outline planning
£500m 'Birmingham Gateway' project is expected to increase passenger numbers at New Street by 150%