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NewsFour sentenced to prison for fraud on £250m Farringdon Station upgrade
Senior manager for Costain and Laing O’Rourke JV on the project one of those jailed
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NewsBig name UK architects miss out in race for Brussels Pompidou
RSHP, Foster and Zaha fall short in race for €125m scheme
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NewsWork begins on modular student flats
Greystar development is being built by Tide Construction and Vision Modular Systems
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NewsGrayling wants London to pay half Crossrail 2 construction cost
Transport secretary and mayor of London Sadiq Khan met to discuss £31bn project
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NewsGovernment aims to stamp out leasehold 'abuses'
Plans would end ground rent hikes and protect buyers from legal loopholes
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CommentSmart(er) procurement
Smart buildings can only be as smart as the people who use and manage them
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NewsLegal row hits £200m Liverpool Chinatown development
Local authority says developer CDC owes £950,000 in missed staged payments
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NewsLondon's Tin Pan Alley to get £142m overhaul
The Skanska development, due for completion in early 2020, will combine retail, leisure and entertainment spaces
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NewsLandlord Grainger buys east London PRS scheme
Joint venture team snaps up site being developed by the renamed Bouygues Development
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NewsLiverpool FC looks to redevelop training ground into housing estate
The Melwood site has been home to the club’s training facilities since the late 1950s
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NewsSmall builders stay upbeat but warn growth is slowing
FMB says firms are short of bricklayers and carpenters
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NewsConstruction growth downgraded by Experian
Credit rating agency says Brexit and inconclusive general election result hampering confidence
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News'Healthy' buildings boost productivity, study says
UK output could rise by the equivalent of £20bn, Atkins-commissioned report reveals
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CommentHomes, sweet homes
Government is not taking enough responsibilty for planning affordable housing – as the outcry over Battersea shows
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CommentInnovation doesn't need to be risky or a 'big bang'
Innovation can be implemented carefully and the benefits of collective knowledge shared to put in place new ideas with far less risk
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NewsU+I gets green light for £130m Walthamstow scheme
337 new homes and over 18,000 sq ft of commerical space will be built on the site