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Features星空传媒 Awards 2017: Skills Initiative of the Year
The PlanBEE campaign aims to 鈥檆hange Built Environment Education鈥� by creating professionals with broader skills
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Features星空传媒 Awards 2017: International Project of the Year
The Oslo Airport Extension increased its capacity from 19 million to 30 million passengers a year
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FeaturesWhat to specify: Roofing
A lightweight cladding system that uses natural clay tiles, walkable large-span glass roofing and a slate tiled system for conservatory roofs are among this week鈥檚 featured products
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Features星空传媒 Awards 2017: Major Contractor of the Year (over 拢300m)
Graham Construction鈥檚聽pre-tax profit grew by 49% while it worked on major projects
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Features星空传媒 Awards 2017: Housing Project of the Year
Carrowbreck Meadow proves聽Passivhaus can still be achieved with a rustic architecture within a rural setting
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Features星空传媒 Awards 2017: Product Innovation of the Year
Leica Geosystems has聽made scanning 鈥檈asy and聽accessible鈥� to聽people at every level
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Features星空传媒 Awards 2017: Engineering Consultant of the Year
WSP鈥檚 pre-tax profit increased by 227% and it is a聽leader on the environmental agenda
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Features星空传媒 Awards 2017: Architectural Practice of the Year
JTP increased turnover in the face of Brexit and came third in聽星空传媒鈥檚 Good Employer Guide 2016
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Features星空传媒 Awards 2017: Construction Consultant / Surveyor of the Year (fewer than 100 staff)
Alinea鈥檚 income has grown by 28% to 拢10.5m in the last year
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Features星空传媒 Awards 2017: Construction Consultant / Surveyor of the Year (100 staff or over)
Ridge and Partners has worked on a range of impressive projects including聽a 拢330m Proton Beam Therapy development聽
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Features星空传媒 Awards 2017: in pictures
This year鈥檚 星空传媒 Awards 2017 welcomed a full house to the Grosvenor House Hotel in London. Here鈥檚 a snapshot of the evening
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FeaturesOnline poll: The future of AI
This week鈥檚 poll: Will artificial intelligence ultimately help industry develop and innovate, or is it purely another method to cut costs?
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Marina Piccola, Capri
This week鈥檚 #buildingdoodle sketch is by Martin Douglas, associate director at Pad Design
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FeaturesBudget 2017 preview: Something's gotta give
As the chancellor gears up聽for the Autumn Budget,聽he is under pressure to聽ease austerity, potentially taking the focus away from big-ticket construction projects. David Blackman reports on what the industry wants from the Budget versus what it is likely to see
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FeaturesCPD 25 2017: Introduction to metal ceilings
Metal ceilings can be specified for a wide range of applications. This CPD, sponsored by Armstrong Ceiling Solutions, outlines their benefits, manufacture and installation
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FeaturesThis week in 2002
Interactions between government and home building firms in 2002 were a little more heated
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FeaturesBIM survey 2017: Model answers
星空传媒鈥檚 annual BIM survey shows a growing gap between those embracing its potential and those still holding back. After a spike in interest coincided with last year鈥檚 BIM Level 2 mandate, take-up has slipped. But, Debika Ray reports, experts remain convinced that digitisation will continue apace
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FeaturesImage of the week: Open house, but for offices
Source: McLaren McLaren Technology Group鈥檚 Woking headquarters, home to McLaren Racing, is one of 20 offices in and around London to open its doors next week in aid of Children in Need. Workplace Week, now in its sixth year, is an Advanced Workplace Associates (AWA) initiative. ...
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FeaturesConstruction 4.0: where are we now?
From drones that do site inspections, to exoskeletons that save construction workers from back injury, to algorithms that crunch building codes to churn out thousands of design variants, artificial intelligence is ushering in a fourth revolution in construction.