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News‘Shambolic’ residential tower wins 2016 Carbuncle Cup
BUJ Architects’ Lincoln Plaza is voted ugliest building of the year – ‘an unmitigated mess’ says one judge
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CommentConstruction's culture change
Data analytics revealing whole-life cost and quality, collaboration embedded in organisations’ culture, and an increase in innovation are all set to transform the industry
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FeaturesSustainability Project of the Year shortlist
The Building Awards shortlist for Sustainability Project of the Year highlights some exceptional schemes that have innovation at their core and keep a responsible eye on the future. Ike Ijeh takes a sneak peek
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FeaturesCost model: Mixed use
Shifting economic and social conditions mean developers are increasingly pursuing mixed use schemes but different use classes on a project can cause complications
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NewsKhan approves 10,000-home Barking Riverside
Mayor gets commitment to increase affordable housing to 50% of development
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NewsA decade on work starts on £320m Chesterfield Waterside
Enabling works begin on mixed-use scheme first conceived in 2006
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FeaturesHow the Great Fire shaped modern London
On the 350th anniversary of the fire’s close, Ike Ijeh shows how the disaster heralded enormous changes for architecture and urbanism despite the sidelining of Wren’s grand plan
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NewsLendlease inks £103m Hammersmith job
Third London scheme by Mitsubishi Estate London and Legal General partnership
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NewsTate Modern sticks to its guns over visitors 'snooping' into luxury flats
Herzog de Meuron and Rogers Stirk Harbour square up over privacy row
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NewsBrum's 25-storey Bloc hotel approved
The 238-room hotel will be within walking distance of New Street Station
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NewsSeverfield stays steady with 'very strong' order book
Steel specialist says it has not been impacted by the Brexit vote so far
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NewsRedrow bullish but Berkeley downbeat after Brexit vote
Housebuilders have their say on the state of the housing market
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NewsEDF and Chinese partner to get '£160bn from Hinkley'
Reports suggest Hinkley strike price means EDF and Chinese partner could get £160bn over 35 years
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CommentHelping London's elderly cope with heatwaves
A report by Arup looks at the impact of extreme weather events on urban populations, and points to ways we can help the most vulnerable
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NewsSix teams vie to light up London bridges
Winner of Thames competition to be announced in December
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NewsChinese client gears up for Docklands tower start
Demolition works clear way for £800m HOK-designed residential skyscraper
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NewsCarillion lands £90m Centrica contract
The five-year contract can be extended for a further two years
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CommentLondon's energy policies may not actually improve air quality
Reducing air polution is a priority for the London mayor, but he needs advisers to really think through how to tailor renewable energy for the specific needs of the capital
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