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NewsWestminster planners bowled over by £150m resi scheme
Development planned a stone’s throw from Lord’s cricket ground
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NewsTaywood to tackle White Hart Lane station rebuild
Scheme will ease congestion on Spurs matchdays
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CommentTragedies underline that we must understand ‘why’ before deciding ‘what’ to build
Recent events have stressed how involved construction is with communities and shows that we must take the long view when planning urban environments
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FeaturesFacades: Do all-glass buildings make financial sense?
All-glass commercial buildings are a common sight in large cities in particular and make a dramatic architectural statement. But do the numbers add up?
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CommentExport strength
If the UK is to win work on overseas infrastructure megaprojects, we will have to get better at forming consortiums that offer the whole package. The newly-formed Infrastructure Exports: UK group may be able to help
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NewsManchester appoints team for £328m town hall upgrade
Originally designed by Alfred Waterhouse in the 1860s the 140-year old building is in need of repair
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NewsWillmott Dixon's profits boosted by contracting improvements
Firm says annual revenues for 2016 dipped, but profits double
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NewsCH2M bags role on £6bn revamp of Palace of Westminster
The restoration programme for the iconic grade I-listed building is still to be voted on by both Houses of Parliament
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NewsGalliford Try confirms 2017 profits will be hammered
Firm says profits will be less than half of the £135m posted last year
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NewsMinisters back the CITB, but want reform to continue
Government support will depend on the trade body’s pursuit of reform, ministers say in a letter to James Wates
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NewsGalliford Try awarded £60m army barracks revamp
Catterick Garrison in North Yorkshire is to be refurbished to house returning troops from Germany
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NewsAnother director at Laing O'Rourke's plc arm steps down
Firm says Steve Coleby staying put as it begins recruitment drive at its Australia business
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FeaturesHousing Design Awards 2017: the winners
It’s good to be reminded of the high quality that characterises much of the new work being produced in housing
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NewsBalfour Beatty teams up with consultants
Atkins, Mott MacDonald, WSP have joined forces with the contractor
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NewsTfL picks developer for London Bridge scheme
Mixed-use scheme on Southwark Street expected to start in 2019
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