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CommentJust what the doctor ordered
Doctors and other healthcare professionals now have responsibility for commissioning health-related buildings. But do they have the expertise - or time - for such procurement?
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FeaturesProjects 2014 review: part 2
Two more completed projects that impressed in 2014 - the British Museum and Heathrow’s T2
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NewsISG wins £1.1m in High Court dispute with college
Judgment acts as test case for importance of keeping paperwork up to date under statutory payments law
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NewsTaylor Wimpey given green light at Nine Elms
Housebuilder will provide new school as part of regeneration scheme
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NewsBusiness park plan take wing at airport
Southend Airport gets planning permission for two business parks
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NewsTalks to be held over troubled £750m framework
Government invites firms to attend “supplier engagement day” to be organised next month
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Comment2015’s pipeline looks strong
As 2014 draws to a close there are still plenty of reasons to be optimistic about the performance of the construction industry
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CommentSome seasonal cheer
As we come to the end of the year and thoughts turn to Christmas, the latest CPA/Barbour ABI Construction index brings us more seasonal cheer
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FeaturesProjects 2014 review: part 1
Building takes a look back at the completed projects that impressed in 2014
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NewsKier tops contractors' league with jobs worth £434m
Civils and public push contractor to top position but John Graham storms into second place on back of two jobs
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NewsLaing O'Rourke £200m hospital wins planning
Laing O’Rourke part of High Wood Health consortium selected for Scottish facility
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NewsFormer Mivan workers win payout
Employees made redundant when Mivan fell into administration win around £360,000 in total compensation
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NewsK2 and Rider Hunt announce merger
SME consultants K2 and Rider Hunt are set to merge to create a £3m-turnover business
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NewsSquare Mile bolsters defences against office-to-resi schemes
City of London drafts new measures to stop office-to-resi conversions
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CommentHow does your garden grow?
It may be an old idea, but if done properly the latest crop of government-approved garden cities could really help meet housing need in a sustainable way
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NewsOxford £90m tech park in for planning
Hill Street Holdings submits plans for 20 acre technology park
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NewsSecond phase of Olympic Park housing gets go-ahead
PRP wins planning for 207 homes at Chobham Manor
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NewsRamboll buys 1,500-strong US consultant
Deal with US-based Environ boosts Ramboll’s UK environment business
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NewsHighways Agency discontinues two tenders
Client says it will reprocure withdrawn asset support contracts in the New Year