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NewsMace bags £140m Mayfair job
Firm will oversee work on redevelopment of the Canadian High Commission
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NewsHeathrow unveils £650m extra spend as Brexit starting gun fired
Shareholders say cash boost is ‘major signal of confidence’ in UK
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NewsKhan proposes Liz Peace for Old Oak development job
Former BPF boss to lead regeneration charge at Old Oak and Park Royal
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NewsAviation rules see three storeys cut from 22 Bishopsgate tower
City of London approves reduced-height block despite “diminished” design quality
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NewsT&T bags role on two schemes for Durham University
The University is aiming to build a new teaching and learning centre and enhance its sports park
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NewsHousing white paper won’t deliver, warns Raynsford
Former housing and construction minister says government rhetoric ‘out of line with reality’
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CommentThe second post
Some cases involving standby letters of credit have been reassessed by the Court of Appeal. So what clarifications of the law were made this time around?
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CommentDifferences of opinion
Even if plans for a second independence referendum don’t come to fruition, Brexit could create a greater divergence between Scottish and English construction law
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NewsBuckingham Group to get Bristol's £92m arena job
The contractor is being lined up to replace Bouygues on the scheme
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NewsBrexit begins: Divorce must be 'catalyst for positive change', says industry
Sector leaders urge industry to capitalise on EU withdrawal - despite potential for short term ‘havoc’
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NewsWestinghouse applies for bankruptcy protection in US
Firm pledges “strategic restructuring” over problems connected with nuclear power projects
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NewsAecom starts condition surveys of 5,500 schools
Results will help government identify capital projects
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NewsThird of industry suspects illegal working at a current or past employer
Industry can tackle issue better, says Considerate Construction Scheme
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NewsAecom and JLL join Better Brexit campaign
Support for Building campaign grows as Brexit process set to begin today
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News'UK's largest property start-up' launched for free schools drive
The new firm will buy land and buildings to construct 500 free schools across England
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NewsSpurs reveal latest Mace stadium pics
The cost of the project has reportedly soared from £400m to £800m
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CommentBrexit: Small world
London - a global city with top-calibre international architectural staff - is about to feel the effect of Article 50 and all that follows. Can the profession maintain standards in a newly constrained landscape?
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FeaturesBush Theatre: Open audition
In its renovation of west London’s Bush Theatre, Haworth Tompkins was asked to make the building and the theatre it contains accessible and approachable to all the local community. The result, says Ike Ijeh, is full of twists and turns