All ǿմý articles in 17 November 2023 – Page 9
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Old Royal Liverpool University Hospital to be turned into health campus
Facility was replaced by 640-bed hospital last year
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Further ‘political failure’ on nutrient neutrality will damage business, warns HBF
Body reacts to reports that new bill promised by Michael Gove to solve hiatus has been shelved.
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Features
Why have buildings become so boring? Thomas Heatherwick launches his campaign for change
In this exclusive interview, the Heatherwick Studio founder outlines the philosophy behind his mission to put the soul back into building design
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Government reportedly drops plan to scrap nutrient neutrality rules
Ministers now not expected to bring forward bill in 7 November King’s Speech
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High Court dismisses Spurs' bid to stop £2bn Lendlease development
Club claimed council had failed to adequately consider crowd control or heritage issues
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Number of hospitals found to contain RAAC goes up by 40%
Government publishes updated list following fresh surveys of NHS estate in England
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Draft planning reforms for major projects do not give enough legal clarity, MPs warn
Transport committee says changes are needed as plans won’t prevent legal challenges delaying projects
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Fixed price strikes again as problem jobs blow £44m hole in Vinci accounts
Firm says its UK building and FM arms each racked up £30m-plus losses last year
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Barnet Council seeks development partner for £145m estate regeneration
Plans for the north-eastern site include the construction of 505 new homes of mixed tenure
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Rocketing costs see Scottish council put Passivhaus homes scheme on ice
Units were costing over £100,000 more than standard equivalents
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Comment
Why I have always admired contractors (by an architect)
Lazy clichés about ‘cowboy’ builders are far removed from the reality I witness on modern sites. Construction is an increasingly well-run and impressive industry, writes Matthew Lloyd
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Day centre for retirees wins 2023 Stirling Prize
South-east London scheme by Mae Architects is “place of joy and inspiration”, says jury chair Ellen van Loon
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Safety costs and problem job send Telford Homes tumbling £193m into red
CBRE-owned London housebuilder racks up second consecutive loss
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Sellar’s £1.5bn Liverpool Street station revamp finally on verge of being made public by City planners
Application was originally submitted in May but has been held up since
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Housing association and contractor plead not guilty to charges over retirement village blaze
Your Housing Group and repairs contractor Morgan Sindall Property Services deny breaking law over Crewe fire
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Hines’ Soho office scheme up in air after Westminster planners turn it down
Concerns over loss of Art Deco elevation and new scheme’s bulk derail Orms’ plans
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Scape hires ex-Cabinet Office construction chief
Caroline Compton-James will be Mark Robinson’s new deputy
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CMA launches probe into construction chemicals supply
Watchdog is working with European Commission on inquiries