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NewsViñoly's light touch
An arts centre designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects for Colchester in Essex has won planning permission.
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UK looks to Finnish nuclear finance model
The UK could look to a private finance scheme being used in Finland as a model for funding a new wave of nuclear power stations
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‘Roof tax' areas could avoid planning gain supplement
The government is considering exempting "roof tax" areas from the planning gain supplement in an attempt to allay fears that developers might have to pay both.
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NewsRooms available
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, prime minister of the United Arab Emirates and ruler of Dubai, has unveiled plans for the £100bn Bawadi complex - a 10 km strip of 31 hotels.
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NewsBAA gives England flags the red card at Terminal 5
Workers furious as BAA brands World Cup flags hazardous and distracting, and bans them from Heathrow site
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Deal struck over Wembley electrical works
Wembley contractor Multiplex and M&E firm Phoenix Electrical have struck a deal to complete crucial electrical works on the site, ending a pay row that had jeopardised the final stages of the project.
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Foster's City tower delayed after cladding firm folds
Foster and Partners' landmark 51 Lime Street tower in the City of London has been delayed by three months by the demise of its cladding contractor.
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NewsClients slam London mayor's ‘over-ambitious' energy plan
Plan to double the amount of on-site renewable energy to 20% criticised by both clients and green lobby
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NewsWind power to light up London
The Greater London Authority and Transport for London are in talks to station a series of wind turbines along the Thames
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Pilot estate brings sustainability to the suburbs
Architect Feilden Clegg Bradley has designed a scheme that could provide a model for a new generation of sustainable suburban housing estates.
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Green Londoners may get tax incentives
Londoners who have an eco-friendly home and recycle a certain proportion of their household waste could pay less council tax, according to green incentive schemes being developed by London mayor Ken Livingstone.
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Oxford steps up security against animal rights activists
Court ruling raises level of protection for all university contractors rather than just those working on research lab
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Pension provider warns on occupational health
The government will have to invest significantly in occupational health schemes if the construction industry is to comply with proposals to raise the state retirement age, a leading pensions provider has said.
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NewsBAA gives England flags the red card at Terminal 5
Workers furious as BAA brands World Cup flags hazardous and distracting, and bans them from Heathrow site.
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NewsCasino bidders slow to reveal their hands
Five super-casino bidders have yet to appoint architects as industry awaits jackpot winner.
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NewsMultiplex claims extra time on Wembley
Contractor advises client Wembley National Stadium Limited that it believes it has until the end of September to complete work on the stadium.
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NewsAWG lost £56.4m on Morrison sale
Utilities company said that loss was due to goodwill written off when Morrison was bought last month.
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NewsSpeedy Hire on acquisition trail after 25% profit growth
Turnover increases 23% to £254.3m as tool hire business expands into Ireland.
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NewsEdinburgh canal development gets go-ahead
Planning permission granted for Allan Murray-designed £70m scheme for 200 canal-side houses.