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NewsMcAlpine to start next year after Chipperfield’s £75m Edinburgh concert hall finally gets green light
Dunard Centre was subjected to legal challenge and redesign
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NewsFirms not doing enough to decarbonise property estates, Mace warns
Survey says almost a quarter of business leaders think COP26 will have no long-term impact
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NewsChipperfield plays down impact of Brexit on business
But firm admits decision to leave EU has created ‘operational challenges’
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NewsT Clarke says income this year will top £400m
Contractor set to hit £500m target by end of 2023
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NewsCrossrail likely to need at least another £150m to finish
Scheme asked for £1.1bn last year but was given £825m
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NewsM&S flagship set for wrecking ball after redevelopment OK'd
Westminster council backs office-led scheme pending outcome of listing bid for 1930s department store
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NewsHS2 staff told to return to office half the time
Project employs 1,500 people, mainly out of Birmingham
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NewsTurner & Townsend lands Network Rail job at Crewe ahead of high-speed link’s arrival
Station set to be revamped to cope with HS2
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NewsBooming demand sees Breedon revise profit upwards
Materials firm says revenue up 15% on pre-pandemic number
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NewsWates commercial director heads off to Kier to link up with former boss
New recruit will start at construction arm in new year
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NewsPlans to bulldoze M&S’s Oxford Street icon set for green light
But listing bid could halt watershed demolition of Marble Arch flagship for new 10-storey complex
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NewsCurrie & Brown nabs Faithful + Gould director
New commercial property boss joins Dar-owned business
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NewsSeverfield makes more money in first half than it was expecting
Steelwork contractor says slump in profit down to impact of first lockdown
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NewsTfL mulls publishing unredacted accounts of Crossrail problems
Monthly progress reports by Jacobs have regularly seen information deemed sensitive stripped out
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NewsDormon Long tower listing was a ‘farce’, Teesside mayor says
Ben Houchen said Historic England officer ‘didn’t understand what brutalist architecture was’
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NewsFinal stage of Crossrail testing underway
Bond Street unlikely to be fully open when rest of central London service begins by June 2022, project leaders admit
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NewsLondon council spells out why it rejected RSHP’s South Ken plans
Committee members say scheme’s height, massing and architectural design prompted them to overrule officers’ advice
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NewsNew London office starts jump 10% as working from home novelty wears thin
Deloitte crane survey says developers brushing off worries workers will stay at home for good
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NewsSlow progress on new product testing regime could delay more than 150,000 homes, CLC warns
Group calls for urgent meeting with business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng as concerns grow over UKCA mark deadline
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NewsGovernment U-turn sees it refuse PLP’s Westferry Printworks scheme
Junior housing minister turns down Tory donor’s 1,500-home east London project originally approved by Robert Jenrick