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Gove backs new architecture school to tackle opposition to ‘ugly’ housing
Thinktank says its proposal would reduce objections to development by ensuring ‘a generally higher quality of architecture and placemaking’
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Dispute with taxman sees McLaughlin & Harvey rack up £2m bill
Firm says row with Revenue Scotland over landfill money set to continue
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Exigere expecting record income as QS doubles equity partner numbers
Firm brings in new recruits from Aecom
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Plans to build over 450 Southwark homes get green light
Bermondsey job will also include industrial and office space
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Growing concern about supply of environmental products, warns CLC
Product supply generally improving, according to latest availability update
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Architects cleared to rejig Aylesbury Estate plans
South London scheme will see more than 900 homes built in first phase
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Bam Nuttall picks transport head as firm’s latest boss
New chief is civils contractor’s third in as many years
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Countryside teams up with Warwickshire council for £2.5bn housing schemes
JV to build 2,000 timber-framed, sustainable homes over 30-year period
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Plans by KPF for 36-storey tower at Silicon Roundabout given public airing
Scheme at Old Street on City fringe set to go in for planning early next year
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Green light for £50m City office scheme
Development will be built between Moorgate and Coleman Street
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Balfour Beatty signs deal with US firm to build mini nuclear reactors
First plant could be up and running by end of decadeÂ
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Mace inks biggest fit-out job in years
Scheme involves overhauling former Goldman Sachs HQ on Fleet Street
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Firms warned as fresh Russia sanctions come into force
Suite of economic restrictions after country’s invasion of Ukraine 300 days ago went live at end of last week
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Losses at AHMM widen to more than £1m
Architect says impact of covid and planning delays keep business in red
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Faltering economy sees directors put brakes on sale of Stewart Milne
Firm says disposal in current market conditions ‘not in best interests of group’
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Three in £150m race to revamp Islington landmark
Makeover for Angel Square will add more storeys to 1990s block
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Allies and Morrison co-founder stepping back to concentrate on joinery business
Graham Morrison set up firm with Bob Allies in 1984
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Unsecured creditors of collapsed Welsh contractor won’t see missing £3m, administrator says
Jehu Group went after more than 85 years in business
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Plans to revamp 1930s Hammersmith office block get green light
Buckley Gary Yeoman working on scheme for developer General Projects