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CommentQatar: Looking beyond the World Cup
Responding to cultural senstitives while building schools in the world鈥檚 richest country
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CommentWeaker 星空传媒 Regulations will hurt UK construction most
Last week鈥檚 zero carbon climb down will hit industry exports
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CommentColombia: Latin America鈥檚 newcomer
Colombia looks to finally be living up to its full potential, with enormous opportunities for the infrastructure and construction sectors
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CommentContractors are sitting on a ticking time bomb
We need to talk about contractors - the contracting business model is under pressure
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CommentChartwell Estate Agents Ltd vs Fergies Properties SA and Hyam Lehrer: Relief from Sanction
In this case, Lord Justice Davis observed that correspondence between the lawyers showed a lack of understanding of the requirements of the changes to the Civil Procedure Rules
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CommentLearning from Brazil
International scrutiny has been intensified because the World Cup build has fuelled fears about Brazil鈥檚 ability to host the Olympics in two year鈥檚 time
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CommentGovernment needs a programme approach to realise infrastructure drive
Mace鈥檚 Jason Millett argues that while measures in the Queen鈥檚 Speech are welcome, a delivery focus is now essential
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CommentTime to end whingeing over solar subsidy cuts
Cuts to subsidies for 鈥榮olar farms鈥� are a sign of success and should be welcomed
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CommentHansom: Seen and herd
This week, cows cross the line at Cambridgeshire鈥檚 guided busway project, tourists are told where to go by a former transport minister, and we celebrate longevity and charitable giving in equal measure
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CommentGarden City Prize: Now the hard work begins
Barton Willmore鈥檚 Ian Tant on how a housing obsession bagged a place on the prestigious Wolfson Prize shortlist
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CommentCan 3D printing change the face of the construction industry?
3D printing, particularly of houses, could revolutionise the industry
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CommentConstruction's next revolution
Disruptive technology is about to change the face of the construction industry as we know it. Managing this change is not necessaily a costly process, but it does require businesses to envision the future and dare to innovate
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CommentWonders and blunders with Andrew Henriques
Andrew Henriques believes that his old school in Pimlico, designed by John Bancroft in the sixties, was a shining example of brutalist architecture. While its replacement is a lesson in ticking boxes
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CommentThe world is waking up to the need for standard measurement
Countries are coming together to stop comparing apples with pears聽when it comes to property asset measurement
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CommentRisk is the key to energy savings
If we want to kick start the market for energy efficiency then we need to take a different view on how we judge risks
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CommentIt's easier when you stop saying BIM
Finally people are starting to focus on the real value of BIM
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CommentHansom: Noteworthy
There鈥檚 trouble on the line in France and trouble over wine in Lancashire. Still, it鈥檚 good to see that if you keep your head down and build bridges, you can get your face on a Scottish 拢5 note
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CommentUniversity challenge
The Russel Group鈥檚 plans to spend 拢9bn on capital projects between now and 2016/17 makes them a more powerful client base than the Olympic Delivery Authority was back before the 2012 Games.
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CommentOut of the ashes - the Mackintosh School of Art
The fire at Mackintosh School of Art was an admission that our buildings are as susceptible to damage as they ever have been, but it鈥檚 restoration will raise further questions