All International articles – Page 5
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NewsFosters heads string of architects to pull out of Russia
Architect joins Chipperfield, McAslan and others in halting projects
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CommentLegal abroad: Doing business in Chile
Our series on foreign jurisdictions: green infrastructure opportunities must be weighed against the uncertainties of a new political direction
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NewsRussian oligarch linked to Putin has stake in firm building HS2
Oleg Deripaska is part-owner of firm involved in more than £2bn of HS2 tunnelling work
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NewsFosters masterplans high-rise Vietnamese neighbourhood
Global City district is part of Ho Chi Minh’s ‘city within a city’
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NewsMace team wins programme delivery role on Canadian metro scheme
Work involves upgrading lines in Ontario under £6.4bn deal
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NewsSurveyors warned to review anti-money laundering policies following Russia sanctions
RICS suggests due diligence checks as one UK firm says getting paid now ‘will be more problematic’
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NewsConflict in Ukraine set to see spike in materials costs, products group warns
Gas price increases likely to be passed on to customers, EIUG says
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NewsGleeds prepares to move Ukraine office as Russians reach Kyiv
Firm says staff should look at leaving country or relocating to other areas
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NewsCost consultant brings in O’Rourke veteran to spearhead Asia Pacific push
Move by Glasgow firm Soben sees T&T director also join Singapore office
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NewsBuro Happold poaches Atkins boss to lead Saudi business
New arrival has spent last decde in Middle East
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FeaturesRebuilding Peru after the El Niño floods
After large areas of Peru were devastated in the wake of 2017’s El Niño, it looked to the UK to provide expert assistance in its rebuilding efforts.
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CommentIt’s important to embrace cultural differences with international clients
Different ways of doing things in different countries can cause challenges and delays when working on a project, but they can also lead to its more successful conclusion, says Alinea’s Iain Parker
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CommentLegal abroad: Doing business in Bahrain
Gerard Moore and Bruno Savoie look at a country where infrastructure is strongly funded and arbitration well established
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NewsLatest Melbourne lockdown set to cost construction £240m a day
Lendlease and Multiplex are among firms working on projects in the Australian city
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FeaturesLiverpool defends its status as a city of sensitive regeneration – but Unesco begs to differ
A badge of honour or a certificate not worth the trouble? Liverpool’s loss of its world heritage status has opened a debate about the purpose and value of the designation
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NewsMace targets Asia Pacific expansion with new partnership
Venture will see Mace’s consultancy business enter Filipino market for the first time
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FeaturesYour free ticket to the home of offsite technology innovation
The construction sector is at a critical crossroads - offsite technology is now recognised as providing the most important solution to overcome many of the challenges facing the industry today
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FeaturesAdvance your business offering when remote working with Open ECX
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