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NewsWhite Arkitekter OK’d for more work to revamp Barking estate
Architect already working to overhaul Gascoigne estate
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NewsMace returning to Nova after picking up next phase of Landsec scheme
Firm completed first building on London Victoria site but racked up losses on job
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FeaturesBudget busters: What lies ahead for infrastructure?
Crossrail, Hinkley Point and HS2 would all make great subjects for a soap opera – and there are more cliffhangers to come. Then there’s the Westminster saga, with its “season finale” election next month. Jordan Marshall asks what this means for future infrastructure work and the companies that bid for ...
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NewsTroubled Bond Street now ‘likely’ to open when rest of Crossrail does, boss says
Station had been due to finish after rest of central section
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NewsArchitecture school to launch first offsite construction course
Oxford Brookes teams up with Hawkins\Brown on new part II
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NewsMaccreanor Lavington OK’d for south London towers
Two schemes will include close to 500 homes on Old Kent Road
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NewsCladding still giving Liverpool hospital bosses headaches
Arup report has previously said Carillion fitted defective material at project
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NewsIn pictures: Fred Perry store in New York opens
Architect Buckley Gray Yeoman behind designs for retailer’s Manhattan outpost
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NewsElection sends architects’ confidence to seven-year low
Index stuck in successive months of negative territory for first time since 2012
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CommentConstruction industry gossip: Playing all the right notes but…
This week, a slanted take on tall towers, the tale of a Thatcher comeback, and light at the end of the Crossrail tunnel
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NewsChipperfield wins Berlin tower
Firm triumphs in contest for 70m tall building in German capital
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NewsIn pictures: Mace completes new UCL ear and nose facility
Job at hospital’s Bloomsbury campus designed by Pilbrow Partners
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NewsRamboll pinches Arup boss to head up cities team
New recruit has previously worked on International Quarter development in Stratford
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Forest school, north London
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Sean Collins, director at Child Graddon Lewis
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NewsLaing O’Rourke back on Prompt Payment Code
Reinstatement comes after firm improved its payment times to suppliers
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FeaturesInfrastructure update: Full fibre and 5G
Here, Building examines the state of the digital communications market and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead
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CommentConstruction contracts: Maintaining good relations
What does it mean if a contract is classified as a relational contract? And how does this relate to a duty of good faith?
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NewsAnother setback for Crossrail as trial running delayed until summer
Work was due to start on Valentine’s Day