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NewsMayfair £600m development goes in for planning
Westminster council to rule on Adjyae-designed mixed-use scheme opposite the Ritz
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NewsRSHP unveils Colombian tower cluster
Development will provide new public space in centre of Bogota
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NewsHS2 appoints Atkins for BIM role
Atkins wins four-year contract to provide BIM support to £42bn project
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NewsMivan back up to 100-strong
Mivan amasses multi-million pound order book a year after being bought out of administration
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NewsShow goes on after Battersea Arts Centre fire
Grade II-listed building partly reopens for two performances on Saturday night
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CommentMipim blog: Singing for our supper
Architect Jack Pringle with his daily update on life from the French Riviera
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NewsFire breaks out at Battersea Arts Centre
Blaze rips through roof as Haworth Tompkin’s £13m restoration neared completion
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NewsGB Building board's 'devastation' over adminstration
Directors frustrated that short-term cash issues caused firm’s collapse
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NewsHansom: Virtual realities
Exploring alternative planes of existence, there’s Alastair Campbell at Ecobuild, Mipim by bike, bat warnings, and building structures in a 3D procedurally generated world. More mundanely, there’s stamps and Lego
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NewsConstruction output falls 2.6% in January
New ONS figures show drop in output continued into 2015
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NewsChipperfield chosen for New York Met expansion project
Architect will design contemporary art wing for New York museum
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NewsPeel outline new Liverpool Waters developments
New hotel, 140 apartments and 100,000ft² office space for Liverpool Waters
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NewsRaft of new degree apprenticeships announced
Chartered surverying, nuclear and power engineering among the new pathways
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NewsScotland’s Muirfield falls into administration
Administrators say “significant number of redundancies likely at 280-strong firm
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NewsEleven firms picked for £4bn public sector framework
Bam, Galliford Try, Kier and Morgan Sindall among firms poised for places on new southern England deal
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CommentNobody wins
The rise of the smaller political parties could mean the next government finds it harder to take a pro-development stance on housebuilding
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NewsPinnacle replacement to come in under £575m original scheme
Brookfield Multiplex set to build tower at 22 Bishopsgate under a fixed-price contract
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Woburn Coffee House
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Frank Porthouse, director at Project Design Studio