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NewsBerkeley confirms modular construction factory plans
Housebuilder has submitted a planning application to build site in Kent
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FeaturesBuilding Live 2017: Over to the floor
This year’s Building Live conference coverd topics with far-reaching implications for the future of the industry, but what did conference delegates have to say?
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NewsNuclear boss says 'more to be done' to tie up deal with South Korean suitor
Moorside plant in Cumbria thrown a lifeline after majority owner Toshiba agrees to sell its stake
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NewsMet Police architect becomes employee owned as profit soars
AHMM latest to use three year old initiative
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CommentHansom: Little quirks
Peter Rogers reveals a penchant for leathers, while Frankfurt is compared unfavourably to Milton Keynes and Argent unveils an experimental Christmas tree
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FeaturesBuilding Live 2017 in pictures
A selection of photos from November’s Building Live conference, held at 155 Bishopsgate in London
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NewsPerkins+Will win masterplanning job for Ireland's oldest uni
Firm is to plan a new technology campus in area nicknamed Dublin’s Silicon Docks
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CommentWe must face the challenges raised by digital innovation head on as an industry
It is clear from events like Building Live’s “Digitising Construction” that our industry is hungry for the benefits of digital and technological progress.
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FeaturesWhat to specify: Residential
A quadruple-glazed rooflight for a Passivhaus, underfloor heating in a converted dairy, and technical mortars suited to balcony repair are among the featured products and schemes
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FeaturesInnovation debate - in association with Clearbox
Are you looking to implement innovation or technology in your organisation?
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FeaturesVideo: keynote interview with Peter Rogers
Peter Rogers, the ebullient developer behind high-profile London towers such as 22 Bishopsgate, tells Chloë McCulloch about 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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CommentTechnology: is there sufficient reason for boards to invest?
Boards of directors will inevitably ask questions on cost and return, but technology needs to be embraced deliver productivity and create opportunity
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Pitfield Street in Hackney, London
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Emily Newton, an associate at Assael Architects.
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NewsCrossrail 2 still 'important' for London, transport secretary says
Minister backs £30bn project despite government having yet to make business case for line
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NewsAllies & Morrison wins competition to rebuild Surrey mansion wrecked by fire
Winning architect invites rival from defeated team to join it on £30m restoration of fire-gutted mansion