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CommentIn the stream age - how do we commoditise our data?
If we look outside the sector for inspiration we can find new ways of approaching our data that can bring a singular change in the way we do things
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CommentConstruction industry gossip: You've got to laugh
Andrew Marr gets the BCO giggling with pseudo-sympathy for the Mays and conductor Simon Rattle goes overboard on the architectural trash talk
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NewsContractors put on notice for £25m Royal Veterinary College job
Work is due to start in the summer
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Comment‘Decent’ housing must guarantee quality internet connections
Full-fibre broadband offers so much more than access to Netflix - it can change lives, writes Jeremy Chelot
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NewsGrayling says government remains committed to HS2 phase two
Transport Secretary labels suggestions that the second stage of the controversial rail project might not happen as “completely inaccurate”
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NewsCity watchdog widens Carillion probe
Financial Reporting Council looking at whether performance of key contracts was reflected in financial results
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NewsRetentions bill second reading moved to March
Peter Aldous’ private member’s bill had been due to be heard today
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Science Gallery, London
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Rob Haworth, associate director at LTS Architects
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FeaturesFrom the archive: 1999 - Tomorrow's world
Ten years before this week’s exploration of machine learning and artificial intelligence, Building offered readers a “cornucopia” of 99 things to look out for in 1999
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NewsOusted Interserve director becomes ISG operations boss
Gordon Kew will join the private contractor this month
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NewsMixed results on gender pay gap at first consultants to update figures
But Norman Foster’s practice sees numbers improve
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CommentPublic consultations could be so much better if they started the conversation earlier
Let’s design in collaboration with the people who care about the outcomes the most
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NewsRelief as UK confirms it will adopt EU standards for construction products post no-deal Brexit
Manufacturers looking to export to the EU still in limbo with the government unable to say if British standards would be recognised in the event of a no-deal Brexit
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NewsHousing minister orders testing of non-ACM cladding
Kit Malthouse said the government is expecting test results by the summer
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Comment10 years on from the Climate Change Act: how has the construction industry responded?
Emissions from buildings have remained flat, but there are signs of refreshed commitment from government, says BRE’s David Leonard
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NewsCouncil to bin plans for bridges designed by Foster + Partners
Suffolk authority has already spent £8m but now says it cannot afford proposed crossings
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NewsWait for government response to retentions consultation goes on – over a year after it closed
Consultation finished on 19 January last year
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CommentBuild safe, not sorry
Stephanie Canham examines how the revised Building Regulations to limit cladding material use will affect construction disputes