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Bam appointed to £41m Leeds office refurbishment job
Scheme to update 1960s block will finish next year
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Image of the week: Sliding into orbit
The first pieces of a huge slide at the ArcelorMittal Orbit in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park are moved into place
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Sketch of the week: LGBT senior housing
This week’s sketch is by Fernando Villa, principal at MAP Architects
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Mind the insurance gap
JCT’s attempts to simplify construction insurance still has its limitations
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This week in 2006
As the Building Awards 2016 opens for entries, we take a look back to 2006, when a star-studded guest list took over Grosvenor House
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Green light for Skanska's £250m MoD training college
Work at Hampshire site will be carried out in phases and finish in 2019
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Interserve Qatar boss launches investigation after abuse claims
Contractor’s Qatar MD tells Building firm will tighten its auditing regime after Guardian allegations
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Bishopsgate Goodsyard in limbo after Boris mothballs planning decision
Move almost certain to mean ruling will be made by Johnson’s successor
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Bidding starts for £4.7bn affordable homes funding
Government urges housebuilders to pitch for grants to build shared ownership homes
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Brexit fears prompt drop in house prices
RICS survey says EU referendum, devolved elections and stamp duty changes have caused market uncertainty
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Breedon Aggregates' buyout of Hope faces merger probe
Competition and Mergers Authority warns that parts of £336m purchase could affect local ready-mix markets
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Developers debut 'tallest' Dubai tower
Scheme by Santiago Calatrava Valls comes with hotel and viewing decks
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Singapore: The Lion City roars
Can Singapore rival London as the forum of choice to resolve construction contract disputes?
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Nightmare on Nine Elms street?
The UK’s biggest construction site in west London looks on paper like a dream development in a market desperate for new housing. But amid scare stories of fleeing investors and slashed prices
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Dear mayor …
Zac Goldsmith and Sadiq Khan have said lots of lovely-sounding things about making London better. But how much do they understand about what the city needs?
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Berkeley's Paddington tower OK'd after developer cuts height
Eight storeys trimmed from building but opponents say decision will open floodgates
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London developer launches skills academy
Mount Anvil launches academy backed by housing minister Brandon Lewis
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NG Bailey bags £20m Land Secs shopping deal
M E contractor to provide maintenance for eight Land Secs shopping centres