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NewsVideo: Building’s 2014 Christmas challenge
Watch five teams of construction professionals attempt to build the Cheesegrater, UN Headquarters and more in our Lego challenge
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NewsBoris waves through garden bridge
Mayor of London approves Thomas Heatherwick-designed garden bridge, as three contractors are shortlisted
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NewsArchitects sweat over attracting right staff
Percentage of staff under-employed now at lowest level since RIBA survey began
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NewsCarillion scoops £100m of work on King's Cross regeneration
Contractor has been appointed to build three buildings in the north of Argent’s King’s Cross scheme
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CommentHansom: The Presents under the tree
Hello, children … Were you naughty or nice this year? Let me rummage in my sack and produce some Lego, a load of bikes, a massive train set, and a bottle of whisky. Plus, finally, a policy document that makes sense
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CommentWe will go to the ball
Before 2014 draws to a close, it’s important to look at how the sector can get the most out of 2015
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FeaturesSketch of the week: library concept
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by structural engineer Nirlep Chhabra at SJIL
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NewsCountryside float on hold amid growing economic fears
Housebuilder unlikely to float in 2015, amid concerns over weakening global economy and pre-election uncertainty
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NewsLondon Bridge: New platforms for new year
Finishing touches made to a pair of platforms at London Bridge
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CommentOnline poll: 2015
Is the construction industry in a strong position going into 2015? Vote here
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FeaturesJingle bell blocks
Take five teams of construction professionals, stick them in a roomful of Lego, get them to carry out three slightly offbeat tasks, and award them bonus points for good ideas on where to stick Santa… yes, folks, it can only be Building’s 2014 Christmas challenge
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FeaturesProjects 2014 review: part 3
Building takes a look back at the completed projects that impressed in 2014
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FeaturesImage of the week: Peacock suit
Why are this year’s Bond Street Christmas lights modelled around the motif of peacock feathers
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CommentNo fear of government turning housebuilder
Housebuilders will welcome the government’s return to directly commissioning homes if it genuinely increases supply
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NewsAecom and Deloitte to report on potential Parliament move next summer
Consultants retained to work up plans for the restoration of badly rundown buildings
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NewsAecom named world's biggest architect
US practice the first to employ more than 2,000 architects
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NewsSeverfield bags Anfield stadium steel job
Specialist contractor will support Carillion in the expansion of Liverpool FC’s stadium
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NewsBalfour inks deal to buy £164m offshore transmission asset
Contractor reaches financial close on acquisition of £164m Thanet offshore transmission project