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NewsUnite Students snaps up site in Oxford
Digs for Oxford Brookes University will cost £75m to build
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NewsBalfour Beatty upbeat about hitting margins target
UK’s biggest builder says margins of 3% on the cards for second half of 2018
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NewsWillmott Dixon doubles Cardiff office space as turnover surges
Contractor expecting turnover in South Wales to hit £200m next year
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NewsHawkins Brown part of duo to design new £80m university library
University of Bristol also chooses Danish practice Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects for development
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NewsMcCarthy & Stone continues restructure with new divisional bosses
Firm aiming to build and sell more than 3,000 retirement properties each year
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NewsMace beats rivals to prized £140m LSE job
Scheme will be built at former home of Cancer Research UK
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NewsLondon's mayor commissions investigation into Brexit's impact on construction
Move comes amid growing confusion around government studies
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CommentStrengthening tendering for a brighter future
It has been a long few weeks in politics, ending with agreement it seems and the “end of the beginning” for the process of leaving the EU
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NewsBell tolls for 'overbearing' Docklands towers
Councillors refuse 319-home proposals against planning officers’ advice
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NewsArchitect blames EU vote for revenue tumble
Scott Brownrigg says profit nearly halved last year
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CommentThe industry needs more engineers
Should industry re-evaluate what educational establishments, particularly universities, can do to encourage and inspire more people into the sector?
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NewsArchitect unveils proposals to rescue Mackintosh house
Practice will erect huge transparent shed around Hill House for £4m restoration
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NewsGalliford Try appoints new development boss to regeneration arm
Jonathan Peasant joins following an 11-year stint at Countryside Properties
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NewsInterserve management rejig continues
Director of transformation to start next month as firm lands £35m cancer centre
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NewsBuckingham set to start on Brentford's shrinking stadium
Capacity of Bees’ previous scheme has been cut by over 10% to make it more affordable
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CommentAll change in the FIDIC forms
Seventeen years after the FIDIC forms first arrived, a second edition has been issued. The new Red, Silver and Yellow books focus on greater clarity in parties’ obligations and avoiding/resolving disputes as the contract proceeds
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FeaturesPeter Rogers: The long view
Peter Rogers, the ebullient developer, speaks on his passion for the industry – which he predicts he will leave only horizontally – and what he thinks it should be doing differently
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NewsOutput shrinks but new orders rise, ONS figures reveal
New infrastructure orders at record high