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NewsWillmott Dixon hires council bigwig for role at resi business
Hounslow regeneration chief joins contractor’s Be Living arm
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NewsGarden Bridge plants ‘were a device’, says Heatherwick
Just-released transcripts detail designer’s involvement with doomed Thames Crossing project
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NewsWorldwide search begins for architect to design Australian art gallery
Adelaide Contemporary will be part of the Art Gallery of South Australia
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FeaturesOnline poll: Workforce plans
Does your business plan to increase or decrease its staff in the next 12 months?
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NewsBarbour ABI's September market review is out now
Barbour ABI’s Economic Construction Market Review for September is now available to download
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CommentPracticalities of payment and pay less notices
With payment disputes between social landlords and contractors on the rise, there are some key steps that should be followed to help avoid costly legal challenges.
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NewsGrenfell must trigger change, says Farmer review author
Inquiries into this summer’s fire will show up ‘systemic failings in our industry’, Mark Farmer predicts
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NewsFire safety experts call for building regs updates
Call from fire safety experts for timetable of building regulations updates as Grenfell public inquiry continues
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NewsGalliford Try checks in with HSBC fit-out
Bank due to relocate UK retail operations to Birmingham next year
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NewsLinkedIn's new Irish HQ completes
New building provides space for more than 1,000 staff for the tech giant
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FeaturesInternational cost comparison 2017
Construction markets around the world are experiencing relatively subdued but steady growth. As construction cost continues to escalate in most places, the relationship between productivity and cost continues to draw scrutiny. William Waller analyses the results of the 2017 Arcadis annual survey of global construction costs
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NewsWork begins on Danish architect's Shanghai hi-tech complex
Scheme to be built in existing technology park
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CommentProcurement – is it time for change in the public sector?
Procurement is an unavoidable part of the construction ecosystem, a process which should encourage competition and foster innovation – if it’s working. But, unfortunately, all too often it doesn’t, and reform is needed.
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NewsHS2 names new boss for phase two work
Paul Griffiths, whose CV includes a stint at Mace, takes over from Alison Munro
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NewsMet probe into Grenfell fire widens to over 300 firms
Police wading through 31 million documents and speaking to more than 2,000 people as part of investigation
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NewsGovernment to launch social housing review
Communities secretary wants to look at ‘what works, what doesn’t, what’s right and what’s gone wrong’