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Foster's City Hall falling apart, say the Conservatives
Tory members of the London Assembly have complained that Sir Norman Foster's City Hall building is "falling apart"
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NewsArchitects' sheep drive threatened by activists
Animal rights groups threaten to sabotage Lord Rogers and Renzo Piano's sheep herding across the Millennium Bridge.
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NewsSchools for Future warned for ignoring sustainability
Report by Sir Neville Simms criticises school building programme, as government pledges to go carbon neutral
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Under warranty
This was an appeal from a decision of judge Coulson. The Judge held that Decoma UK Ltd could claim damages, subject to a cap, but could not claim under the contract.Decoma was an operator of paint-spraying facilities and Haden Drysys International Ltd specialised in the design and construction of processed ...
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NewsSavoy hotel plans full-scale £85m refurbishment
John Rowan & Partners tipped to win project management role in revamp of 117-year-old London landmark
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FeaturesCurved space – the Peter Harrison Planetarium
Greenwich park is about to get a strange and beautiful adornment: a weird bronze cone through which the heavens will be made manifest. Thomas Lane found out how it's being made
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More firms join flight from Procure 21
Taylor Woodrow and Amec are the latest contractors to resign from hospital framework programme.
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FeaturesJust the job
Angus Robertson tells Sonia Soltani how he followed his heart to the city that never sleeps
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NewsCyril Sweett allies with Indian property firm
Cyril Sweett has formed a strategic alliance with the Indian arm of US property company Trammell Crow.
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Receiver sells Dew piling arm to Irish specialist
The specialist piling division of Dew Construction, which went into receivership last month, has been sold to Belfast-based Lagan Holdings.
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‘World Cup effect' revealed
The number of houses sold could rise as much as 10% once the World Cup tournament is over in July, research has revealed.
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John Doyle rings the changes at London subsidiary Bell
Concrete contractor John Doyle Group has appointed a managing director to run its London-based subsidiary Bell.
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CommentPigs and cream
The construction industry is split into the firms that do the actual work and those that skim off their profit under the guise of supervision and regulation
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FeaturesThe technology and beauty of aircraft
A sleek building in the shape of a boomerang, or more appropriately a pair of aircraft wings, has been opened at Farnborough airport in Hampshire.
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FeaturesWhere in the world?
From the salmon runs of British Columbia to the golf courses of Hong Kong, the white rum of Antigua to the jade green pastis of southern France … there's a whole world waiting for you. Hays Construction & Property and Building's international salary guide helps you take off the blindfold ...