All articles by Dave Rogers
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Singaporean investor makes development debut with plan for office upgrade in shadow of St Paul’s Cathedral
Architect on the 1 St Martin’s Le Grand is Orms
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Ardmore Construction Ltd files for administration
50-year-old firm specialises in residential and commercial jobs
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Proceeds from £50m refinancing deal to be ploughed into new sectors as Gleeds eyes doubling of revenue, chair says
Consultant set to see turnover grow to £600m within five years, Richard Steer predicts
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McLaren confirmed for £280m Cardiff Arena scheme as team behind it inks financial close
Venue will have 16,500 capacity and is part of wider redevelopment called Atlantic Wharf
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Bowmer & Kirkland makes fit-out move with swoop for London contractor
Contractor snaps up £36m turnover firm for undisclosed sum
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Willmott Dixon promotes company veteran to run construction business
Stewart Brundell appointment heralds wider rejig at division
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Two left in race for third London office scheme being let by Dutch developer Edge
Winner for £150m Shaftesbury Avenue job due this autumn
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Work to turn 1960s Bath eyesore into new Premier Inn set to get going next year
Architect on scheme is TP Bennett
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Favourites emerge on brace of City law firm fit outs worth £250m
Hogan Lovells and Clifford Chance moving into new space in coming years
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RICS unveils pilot programmes for new professional pathways
Proposals expected to see pilots run early next year
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In pictures: Fosters completes work to upgrade Manchester United’s Carrington training complex
£50m scheme revamps facility built in 1999
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HSBC taking extra space at Canary Wharf as firms eye next round of refurbishment work at estate
Firms staying put or leaving has triggered slew of major fit out jobs at both Docklands site and in City
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Work to start on £110m Guy's surgical centre next year
McLaughlin & Harvey to build unit at London hospital
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China asks government to judge ‘merits of matter’ when making decision on new embassy plan
Deputy prime minister has asked embassy why some parts of Chipperfield proposals are blanked out
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Slowly does it: where is this elusive growth for construction?
Economic recovery is proving much slower than construction businesses had hoped but some experts point to signs the long term outlook will improve, eventually …
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China asked to explain blanked out embassy plans by Rayner
Scheme designed by David Chipperfield