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NewsScape reboots £5.5bn major works framework
New framework will allow for mulitple providers over five lots
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CommentHansom: Stealing away
This week, the Treasury is robbed of a chance to celebrate, a grade II-listed building is stripped of its listing, AFC Wimbledon’s plans for a new ground suffer a setback, and stolen bricks are sold at a knock-down price
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NewsBRE launches first official business in China
UK sustainability standards organisation will help local Chinese towns and cities improve green credentials
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NewsFirms ‘not ready’ to meet BIM deadline
NBS survey shows just 10% of the industry believes it is ready for the government’s BIM level 2 deadline on Monday
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CommentBIM: The new way of doing business
A 50% adoption rate is an astonishingly high level of engagement
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Santorini
This week’s building doodle is by Gian Kundi, partner at Tooley and Foster Partnership
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FeaturesHave you seen the BIM deadline?
From Monday, any firm wanting to be considered for public sector construction work will need to be BIM level 2 compliant. Yet just days before the deadline, only about half of companies are using the technology
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NewsBalfour and Multiplex vie for One Nine Elms
Wanda One understood to have gone back to the market on £900m scheme
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NewsWorkers 'abused' on Qatar World Cup project
Amnesty International warns Qatar 2022 firms to clamp down on abuses following allegations
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NewsMcLaren lands £20m King's Cross hotel
Contractor to build logistically-challenging boutique hotel
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CommentOnline poll: BIM take up
Do you think BIM will become standard practice in construction within the next two years? Vote here
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FeaturesShow us the evidence
What impact will evidence-based design have on the built environment profession? Building, in association with British Gypsum, assembled a panel of experts to debate the issue. Photography by Matt Leete
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NewsBalfour gets extra time to finish Aberdeen bridge
Contractor gets eight extra weeks to complete problem-hit project