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NewsWates lands £75m NW Cambridge contract
The University of Cambridge has given the final £75m contract for the first phase of the North West Cambridge Development to Wates Construction
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NewsArchitect wins listed Edinburgh hospital conversion
Listed derelict hospital will be transformed into hub connecting academia and industry
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NewsInfrastructure commission gets a CEO
The Chancellor has appointed civil servant Phil Graham as chief executive of the National Infrastructure Commission
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NewsISG: Takeover would be 'at the expense' of shareholders
The board of ISG has unanimously rejected the takeover offer from US investor Cathexis
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NewsVideo: Building’s 2015 Christmas challenge
Watch four teams of construction professionals take on this year’s challenge to carve iconic buildings out of ice
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NewsContractor picked for £44m London resi job
Bouygues awarded £44m contract for residential scheme with L Q in south east London
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NewsFinal approval for £560m Bank station overhaul
Dragados set to deliver major revamp of London underground station
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NewsBam lined up for £100m Heatherwick King's Cross job
Proposal to convert derelict properties into 100,000ft2 retail and leisure complex
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NewsThree key priorities for Green Deal review
Review leader Peter Bonfield speaks exclusively to Building about recommendations to be published next April
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NewsHousing stats: New-build sales and completions in November 2015
Private registrations are down on this time last year but registrations for housing associations have gone up
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NewsWates announces restructure
Construction group reorganises after recent acquisitions of Shepherd’s construction business and Purchase
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NewsManchester £700m waterfront scheme gets go-ahead
Phase one of the £700m Middlewood Locks scheme in Salford has been given the go-ahead by Salford city council
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NewsContractor nabs £36m Hull venue
Hull City Council has picked Bam Construction to build the £36.2m Hull Venue
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NewsGovernment backtracks on FITs cuts
Green subsidy to be cut by 64%, rather than the 87% reduction originally proposed
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NewsMace and Populous' Spurs stadium approved
Lead architect was also responsible for rival Arsenal’s ground
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NewsDesign contest for £280m London concert hall
News follows publication of Arup Associates feasibility report
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