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NewsMotts bags Auckland airport expansion
The consortium features Mott MacDonald, Grimshaw, Architectus and Holmes Consulting
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NewsHousing association starts up 13%
Completions down by 5%, primarily due to uncertainty triggered by rent cut news
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NewsGo-ahead for AHMM homes at former Croydon council HQ
Work on Taberner House to start later this year
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NewsChinese power firm in 'investment talks with NuGen'
Representatives of State Nuclear Power Technology Corporation reported to be meeting with NuGen execs tomorrow
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NewsDirectors jailed after corporate manslaughter conviction
Nikolai Valkov, 63, died in hospital after falling through the roof of a warehouse in Harlow on 13 April 2015
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NewsTraining UK workers will be Brexit plus, says Berkeley boss
Rob Perrins also takes a swipe at the apprenticeship levy
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Consultant bags Lambeth regen role
Airey Miller will advise council on plans to build 3,000 homes
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Leeds uni unveils £75m arts building plans
Leeds Beckett hopes centre will become ‘iconic home’ for cultural activities
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CommentForging stronger chains
The UK construction industry must become leaner, fitter and more integrated to survive. Will the new government act as a catalyst for this after the election?
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Heritage is absent from the housing white paper
We need to reintroduce the concept of heritage into the discussion around the expanding our villages, towns and cities
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FeaturesHousebuilders' ground rent "scandal"
Government has now said it will crack down on ‘doubling’ leasehold ground rents, earlier in the year Building investigated this controversial industry practice
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Construction’s candidate: Stephen Gee
The first of Building’s series of interviews with the construction professionals standing in the general election
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NewsHome ownership focus is flawed, says Quintain boss
Wembley developer calls for ‘vibrant rental sector’
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Shareholders revolt over Balfour's exec pay changes
Plans to raise CEO bonus to 150% of basic salary go through, despite investor opposition
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Detailed plans in for £1.4bn Brent Cross mall revamp
The scheme will see the shopping centre double in size
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How to help local authorities build homes
The Conservatives’ pledge to build more council houses is welcome but few people have mentioned the route that built hundreds of thousands of homes each year in the post-war period
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NewsCountryside admits it sold houses with ‘doubling’ clauses
News comes after Taylor Wimpey’s £130m writedown related to controversial leasehold contracts
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News8build joins team building new children's hospice
North and Central London’s first children’s Hospice Noah’s Ark moves closer to breaking ground with main contractor appointment
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NewsElection 2017 survey: Tell us what you think
With just a few weeks to go to polling day, we want to find out what Building readers think of the main political parties and their construction policies