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PFI route on stalled Carillion hospital job scrapped by trust
The Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen Hospitals NHS trust will now take control of construction contracts
WYG hit by higher bid costs and slowdown overseas
But firm says efficiency review helping offset problems
Beard chalks up plum £12m Oxford uni job
Local firm nabs work on Amanda Levete-designed buildings
New McCarthy & Stone boss targets £90m cost cutting drive
Housing firm wants savings made by 2021
Arup review puts brakes on work restarting at Carillion hospital as costs grow
Laing O’Rourke understood to be taking over from bust firm on Liverpool project
'We pay quicker than our clients pay us,' says Kier boss
Firm takes 54 days on average to settle its bills
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Sustainability: energy storage
Efficient energy storage to meet varying demand could be the key to delivering sustainable energy to buildings as the UK works to reduce its carbon emissions
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Give us policy, not just politics
As the Conservative party conference approaches, we need a positive agenda for post-Brexit infrastructure delivery to fight anti-investment uncertainty
Building without borders: our Brexit campaign's supporters
Our campaign aims to give the industry a platform for its views on Brexit. See the list of supporters here
Projects: Royal Opera House, London
Stanton Williams’ revamp of the Royal Opera House works as an evolution of Dixon Jones’ earlier scheme, further opening up the building to make it more accessible as a public space
Building's graduate panel: the next generation of construction professionals - part 2
Meet the rest of our panel as we bring together a dozen young professionals who’ve recently started out in the built environment sector
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Spurs stadium: The latest in pictures
Heading in the right direction: 9m sculpture on display on banks of the River Thames
Down to the wire: Cranes around Spurs' stadium drops from five to three
Pass master: Bouygues completes work on £120m Cambridge Assessment scheme
Word on the street: Westfield architect announces second project in Hong Kong
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Why construction needs the Minecraft generation
Computer games may not sound like a big part of the future for construction design, but they could be, says Bryden Wood’s Jaimie Johnston
Do mega HQs mean a mega headache?
With such huge requirements in terms of land, materials, and technology, it’s often staggering to comprehend just how grand-scale developments come to fruition
Government's planning guidance on build-to-rent shows it is still supportive of the policy
The government still thinks build-to-rent can tackle the housing crisis - here’s what the latest guidance means for housing and local authorities
Legal: specialist reports - easy to miss a trick
It’s vital that you can legally rely on specialist reports into issues such as rights of light or site conditions - so it’s even more vital that nothing is overlooked
Projects: Royal Opera House, London
Stanton Williams’ revamp of the Royal Opera House works as an evolution of Dixon Jones’ earlier scheme, further opening up the building to make it more accessible as a public space
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Building without borders: support our campaign
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"There's really social fabric at stake here" - Autodesk's Anagnost on modular, BIM, and the future of construction
Andrew Anagnost, CEO at Autodesk, on the rise of automated decision making and how we need to give the next generation the opportunity to do things differently
Image of the week: Holy roller
A worker on the rollercoaster being built as part of Munich’s Oktoberfest, starting tomorrow, with the Frauenkirche behind
Sketch of the week: Boathouse, Paper Island, Copenhagen
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Purcell’s Part I architectural assistant Joshua Spitter
From the archive: 2003
The impressive new V&A Dundee could have been designed by Frank Gehry