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NewsLondon student centre favourite for Stirling Prize
Saw Swee Hock Student Centre by O’Donnell Tuomey Architects is favourite to win the Stirling prize
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NewsDerwent dusts off £150m Saatchi building revamp
Exclusive: Three contractors in the running for Derwent’s redevelopment of the Saatchi Saatchi office building in central London
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NewsBrussels gives green light to £16bn Hinkley nuclear project
The European Commission approves the UK government’s backing for EDF’s Hinkley nuclear project
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NewsRoyal Bam axes 650 jobs
Contractor cuts staff, mainly in the Netherlands, as part of £79m restructure
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NewsFull list: Firms win place on £400m social housing framework
Eight six firms appointed to £400m social housing repairs framework in the North-west of England for Procure Plus
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NewsCambridge council to pursue fresh Bam Nuttall busway claim
Vote follows report identifying £31m of further problems on troubled busway project
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NewsVinci UK construction MD exits
Exclusive: Andrew Ridley-Barker leaves contractor amid wider shake-up as incoming chief executive ‘puts stamp on firm’
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NewsLakehouse buys water hygiene specialist
Contractor says it expects growth in legionella control services after regulatory changes
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NewsPane of glass falls from London office building
Pane of glass falls several stories onto pavement from office construction site, but fortunately no one injured
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NewsAustria warns of legal fight over £16bn Hinkley project
Austria says it will take European Commission to court if Brussels backs the UK’s planned support for the Hinkley nuclear power project
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NewsBerkeley poaches Quintain finance director
Berkeley Group lures back former finance boss from rival developer Quintain
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NewsGehry and Foster's Battersea designs unveiled
First images of flats designed by Frank Gehry and Foster Partners at Battersea Power Station revealed
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NewsFurther woe for Miller's problem theatre
Opening show at Bangor University theatre cancelled after being pushed back five months
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NewsMajor contractors facing threat of crane strike
Crane drivers at crane firm HTC Plant to vote on industrial action that could hit sites around the country
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NewsLib Dems reject move to back expansion of Gatwick airport
Liberal Democrat leaderships’ proposal to change party policy on airport expansion defeated
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NewsDavey unveils £100m Green Deal boost
Energy secretary to announce fresh £100m to reopen Green Deal cash-back incentive scheme
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NewsCable calls for 'help to build, not help to buy'
Business secretary says borrowing more to invest in housebuilding and infrastructure is ‘no brainer’ and hits out at government’s Help to Buy scheme
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NewsArup wins key role on Tokyo Olympics
Consultant to review masterplan and work with Aecom on venue designs and legacy transformation
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NewsLib Dems pledge 50,000 homes in garden cities
Party says homes will be built along route of a reopened Oxford to Cambridge train line