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FCC bags £450m energy-from-waste job
Spanish contractor to start construction after funding from Green Investment Bank
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Workers 'perform better' in greener buildings
Harvard research finds better performance and less sick leave from workers in certified green buildings
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Rival plans go in for London's Mount Pleasant site
Francis Terry and Mount Pleasant Association submit plans to Camden for Royal Mail site
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Is your company taking mental health seriously?
Today is World Mental Health Day and an opportunity to assess how construction supports the mental health of its workers
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The darling buds of May
Theresa May’s Brexit announcement provides clarity but raises concerns
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Newport Street Gallery is streets ahead
Building’s architecture critic Ike Ijeh says this year’s Stirling Prize is a victory for the street as well as architecture
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Rowecord saviour enters administration
AIC Steel has appointed administrators with the loss of 101 jobs
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Damien Hirst gallery scoops 2016 Stirling Prize
Caruso St John wins coveted award for Damien Hirst’s Newport Street Gallery in south London
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Skanska exec Paul Chandler quits for another job
Chandler ran Skanska’s building operations in the UK
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Urban Splash to restart work on Sheffield's Park Hill
The regeneration specialist hopes to complete the scheme in five years
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Over 2,000 new schools needed by 2020, warns Scape
More than 24,000 classrooms required to keep up with rising population of school-age children
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Project manager picked for £150m Museum of London
The museum is to move to West Smithfield from its current home on London Wall
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Clarges Mayfair hits a high point
The luxury development has utilised Laing O’Rourke’s Midlands prefabrication factory
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A cure for the cashflow
As UK construction continues to be beset by poor payment practices, maybe the government should follow the example of tougher regulation introduced on the other side of the world
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L&G poised to produce first flat pack house prototypes
Investor seeks delivery partners as it hires former Shard pre-construction director Ian Eggers
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Image of the week: The queen’s steps
A workman walks up the ‘Tulip Stairs’ at the Queen’s House, part of the Royal Museums Greenwich
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Hansom: Core values
The Considerate Constructors Scheme finally puts women centre site, a great deal of fuss about Apple’s office move, an invitation to design buildings that few people will see, and a team raises cash for charity
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UK construction braces for impact of Trump presidency
Industry leaders fear victory for property mogul could destabilise the world economy
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What if Trump does win?
The very idea of ‘President Trump’ has gone from the realms of jokes and nightmares to potential reality. So as the world holds its breath for the result of November’s US election, David Blackman considers how a Trump presidency would affect UK firms