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NewsBouygues bags £60m waste-to-energy scheme
Herts gasification plant will provide enough power for 7,000 homes
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NewsISG shares down over a quarter on half-year loss
Contractor posts large UK construction loss, but other divisions post improved performance
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NewsCostain breaks £1bn revenue barrier
Strong performance in infrastructure offsets losses in natural resources and Spain
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NewsRIBA president launches women's campaign on social media
Incoming RIBA president kicks off inclusivity push
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NewsHousing build costs to moderate, says Taylor Wimpey
Housebuilder says inflation will moderate in strong full-year results
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NewsHeatherwick unveils 'nature-inspired' global Google HQ
Practice teams up with BIG for California campus
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NewsArchitecture workloads still way off pre-recession peak, RIBA says
RIBA estimates work is 25% down on 2007 levels
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NewsWillmott Dixon lands Tubs Hill office-to-resi scheme
Contractor will convert Sevenoaks office building into residential
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NewsDev Secs inks deal to develop Southwark tube oversite scheme
Developer enters a joint venture agreement with Transport for London to bring forward 225,000 sq ft scheme
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NewsBalfour JV secures 1,500-home Olympic Park scheme
Construction group and Places for People will develop two neighbourhoods in east London
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NewsLaing O'Rourke confirmed for Westgate Oxford
Firm hired for £440m shopping centre transformation
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NewsKeller posts fall in profit after contract dispute
Bristol wine warehouse case results in reduced profit at engineering firm
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NewsFive more tidal lagoons planned by Swansea backer
Tidal Lagoon Power proposes three further lagoons in Wales, one in Somerset and one in Cumbria
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CommentTraditional construction in Vietnam
A brief insight into a very different culture shows a system that doesn’t suffer from the boom and bust cycle, at least not yet …
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NewsDavid Cameron doubles 'starter homes' target to 200,000
Planning incentives designed to boost the supply of homes for first time buyers come into force today
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NewsTributes paid to Geoffrey Cundall
Tributes paid to co-founder of engineering consultant Cundall, Geoffrey Cundall, who died last month
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FeaturesEcobuild seminar highlights: Look who’s talking
Ecobuild’s seminar and conference programmes will feature more than 400 speakers from industry, government and beyond. Here, some of these experts give a sneak preview of their key messages
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CommentAdjudication: Collateral damage
Francis Ho considers a world where parties can adjudicate under collateral warranties and asks what can be done to put the genie back in the bottle