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NewsArt for arts sake
Contractor HBG has just completed the Roland Levinsky Building for the University of Plymouth, which will open to the public in September.
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Multiplex ruling
An Australian court has ruled that the results of a government investigation into Multiplex’s financial status during Wembley stadium's construction could be used in a legal battle with its shareholders.
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Trade body launch
The Building Envelope Contractors Association was formally launched this week.
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Mexican PPP deal
The Mexican government has appointed Currie & Brown to help develop its PPP healthcare infrastructure plan.
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HBG boss anger
Richard Gregory, HBG chief executive, has criticised the government for failing to appoint any senior construction figures to its Business Council for Britain.
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HMY in Gateway
Architect Hazle McCormack Young has won a competition to design a ocommunity and learning centre for The Bridge, a regeneration project for Kent council in the Thames Gateway.
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NewsLast chance to see …
This temporary structure designed by Zaha Hadid is on show in Hyde Park until tomorrow.
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NewsJohn Laing to sell train operation
Chiltern Railways is among train interests being put up for sale as PFI specialist undergoes major restructure
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NewsReplace MDF kitchen units with stainless steel, urges flood agency
New campaign says householders hit by floods should replace wooden floors with ceramic tiles
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NewsMetronet mess: why and what next?
The collapse of Metronet has bruised reputations and hugely damaged the credibility of PPP/PFI for complex infrastructure projects
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NewsExploding pipes belong to the age of steam
The proposed district heating systems in the UK are very different to the one that exploded under the streets of New York.
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News'Cardiovascular' house wins eco-prize
Californian architectural students win Concrete Centre competition after designing house with 'arteries'
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NewsRoof collapses in Yorkshire flash flood
Collapse of housing block roof during torrential downpour leads to evacuation of 30 elderly residents
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NewsOne dead in New York steam explosion
Steam pipe used to heat and cool buildings ruptured during city's rush hour
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NewsKen Livingstone slams the HSE's 'barmy bureaucrats’
Mayor says ‘over cautious’ planning advise on gasometers could jeopardise 16,000 new London homes
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Candy & Candy accuses builder of stealing name
Residential developer is accusing the Magri Group of using its name on the Candy Wharf scheme in Mile End
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