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Image of the week: Open house, but for offices
Source: McLaren McLaren Technology Group’s Woking headquarters, home to McLaren Racing, is one of 20 offices in and around London to open its doors next week in aid of Children in Need. Workplace Week, now in its sixth year, is an Advanced Workplace Associates (AWA) initiative. ...
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Architect wins £30m university build job
AHR appointed to new art, design and architecture project
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Buckingham in limbo as council suspends work on Bristol Arena
Costs on stalled £123.5m scheme set to go up
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Building Awards 2017: The winners revealed
More than 1,200 people attended construction’s biggest event of the year
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Heathrow unveils 65 offsite construction hub bidders
Laing O’Rourke, Balfour Beatty and Severfield among list whittled down from 121 applications
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Comment
Surviving the Brexit meltdown
The government seems barely to recognise the disconnect between its desire to invest in infrastructure and housing and its determination to reduce immigration. Our industry must work with it to at least limit the fallout
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Gender pay gap reporting is an opportunity to tackle industry's lack of diversity head on
The government’s definition of the gender pay gap does not refer to equal pay for equal work, but rather the overall difference in salaries earned by women and men collectively
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Capco in talks with council to increase homes at Earls Court
Developer wants to increase the number of homes in its Sir Terry Farrell designed masterplan to at least 10,000
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Construction grows but main contractor profit margins slip
CPA survey reveals output increases but margins hit by higher costs in Q3
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Cost model: Office fit-out
Office occupiers and their employees are demanding space that supports new, more efficient ways of working, with a range of environments within a building tailored to different activities. What are the implications for workplace design and fit-out? Martin Kellett and Nicola Gillen of Aecom explain
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House sales stall at Persimmon
Customer enquiries also flat but forward sales beyond this year up 10%
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Malaysian developer buys Willmott Dixon's resi development arm
Be Living has a gross development value of £2.5bn
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Government tells CITB to give smaller firms more power
Paul Morrell-authored review comes ahead of next week’s report by CITB detailing how it will reform
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Egis takes majority stake in 10 Design
French engineering firm had been looking for a partner in Asia
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Drone technology taking off in construction
Nearly eight in ten respondents to a survey plan to use it in the near future
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Keller UK appoints major projects director
Jon Hall will look to quickly assemble team for work on HS2
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New is no guarantee: bridging the gap between design, construction and FM
From a construction perspective, how can you design in a user centric way when there is no user to consider?