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CommentModular homes can have design integrity
In the rush to build more homes we must ensure that offsite construction still allows for good design
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NewsSecond phase of £1bn Salford scheme wins planning
The part Chinese and Singaporean funded scheme is being built by Beijing Construction and Engineering Group
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NewsT&T bags role on Welsh water firm's £1.7bn pipeline
The consultant will be supporting Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water during AMP6
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NewsKier lands £135m Cardiff uni job
The contractor is to build two facilities at the university’s £300m new campus
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CommentA year in increments
While 2016 had more than its fair share of instability, in the world of construction law, it was business as usual
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CommentHansom: Road worthy
This week, a not-so-ingenious firm hits the road, a Hollywood trolling, demolishing the wrong house is a ‘boo-boo’, contractors lose a Victorian post box and underground cars are a non-starter
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Features2016 untangled - part two
Even people who like surprises are likely to end 2016 wondering if there isn’t something to be said for ‘boring and predictable’. The Building team reports on the rollercoaster highs and lows of one of the weirdest years on record
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CommentWhat just happened?
A series of head-spinning political events in 2016 has left many in the construction industry feeling discombobulated and grappling to understand how the commercial consequences will unfold
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NewsStansted Airport unveils plans for £130m arrivals building
Current terminal would become dedicated entirely to departing passengers
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NewsEx-Willmott Dixon MD to set up own Energiesprong business
Rob Lambe in process of setting up firm to deliver retrofits for UK version of Dutch programme
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NewsMPs investigating Garden Bridge question need for project
Chair of public accounts committee slams Treasury over lack of proper business case
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NewsVoting opens for Art of Building 2016 photography prize
Public asked to choose between 16 shortlisted entries spanning the globe
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FeaturesImage of the week: Turn on the Christmas lights
The top of The Shard, in London, is illuminated on Monday
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Features2016 untangled - part one
Even people who like surprises are likely to end 2016 wondering if there isn’t something to be said for ‘boring and predictable’. The Building team reports on the rollercoaster highs and lows of one of the weirdest years on record
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NewsWSP PB and Gleeds confirmed on £500m MP's offices revamp
The consultants have been awarded the programme, project and cost management role on the project