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FeaturesLead times: January - March 2019
Lead times have remained static, but widespread reports of labour shortages mean firms are starting to predict increases soon
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CommentMoney, money, money: construction's investment and payment challenges
What’s the real answer to construction’s apparent inability to pay its suppliers? More investment, driven by greater innovation
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NewsArmitt calls on government to commit cash to infrastructure plan
National Infrastructure Commission chair wants plans to be "backed by a firm fiscal commitment"
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NewsStansted architect says CVs from EU applicants drying up
Pascall + Watson says Brexit now ‘one of our significant areas of concern’
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NewsLagan boss and Ardmore founders join McAlpines and O'Rourke on Sunday Times Rich List
Construction’s richest man remains Bloor Homes founder John Bloor
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NewsLevete on shortlist for £220m Sydney museum
Six-strong Powerhouse Precinct fray also features French, Brazilian and Aussie-led teams
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NewsFit-out directors disqualified in fallout from CMA cartel investigation
Three worked at firms fined more than £7m in April
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NewsIn pictures: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners' spy museum opens
Scheme in Washington DC is firm’s first US cultural work
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FeaturesFrom the archive: 2011 - Always check your work
As we mark the opening of the new Royal Papworth hospital this week, spare a thought for healthcare construction professionals of 2011
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FeaturesImage of the week: Heaven on earth
For Nuremberg’s annual Blue night celebration of culture, the artwork Heavenly Journey by Korean artist couple Eun Hui and Chang Min Lee, who live in the city, was projected onto its imperial castle
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CommentWill new-builds be banned from connecting to the gas grid?
How feasible is the Committee on Climate Change’s recommendation?
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Notre-Dame, Paris
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by John Gouldsmith, an architect at Probyn Miers
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NewsAtkins sale mooted as bribes allegations hit Canadian parent
SNC-Lavalin being investigated over illegal payments on Libyan jobs
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FeaturesAre permitted development rights a stroke of genius, or have they created a new generation of slums?
The government’s scheme to allow developers to bypass the planning system has been a roaring success, but why do so many want to ditch it?
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CommentConstruction industry gossip: Stop, look and listen
People wonder why a well-known Australian has taken charge of the Crown’s jewels, and the London Assembly is losing several blame games
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NewsBrexit blamed for lack of new work in first three months of year
But overall construction output inches up, according to ONS figures
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NewsMace lands PM role on new home for Parliament
Firm to work on redevelopment of Richmond House being carried out by Lendlease
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NewsAdjaye wins design contest for Indian art museum
Architect beats international team to land first Indian cultural project