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NewsVauxhall twin towers investor claims £12m compensation
Investor Tempest pursues compensation as major scheme is sold on
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NewsQPR's Old Oak Common plans scuppered by landowner
Cargiant teams up with developer London Regional Properties for vast brownfield site
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NewsBoris urges UK firms to launch in Malaysia
Mayor of London call comes after architect unveils plan for ‘Malaysia Square’ at Battersea Power Station
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FeaturesInterview: John Assael
John Assael’s ambition is to grow his practice, win awards and be known as a great employer. But he believes that it’s by achieving this last that the other two goals will be fulfilled. Meet the winner of Building’s Good Employer Guide.
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CommentAdjudication: No repeats
One of Siemen’s lawyers on a case that shows once a claim has gone through adjudication it can not be adjudicated again
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NewsBattersea Power Station reveals BIG public square plan
Investors behind Battersea Power Station reveal designs for planned ‘Malaysia Square’
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NewsLondon's contractors turn down one third of invitations to tender
Aecom survey shows construction companies becoming more choosy as tender price inflation rise
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NewsHigh speed rail could 'quintriple' North's construction spend
Data provider Barbour ABI runs the rule over projects that could get green light in this week’s autumn statement
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CommentManaging the unknown unknowns
We can’t afford to be ignorant of what goes on in our supply chains, the risks are just too great …
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NewsGovernment launches £15bn roads plan
Ahead of autumn statement government unveils 84 planned schemes
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NewsCanary Wharf owner ups valuation after Qatari takover bid
Owners of Canary Wharf have said the value of its assets is £454m more than they were in June
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NewsPick Everard names senior management team
Consultant appoints new senior partner and management partner
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NewsRay O'Rourke: Construction productivity 'woeful'
Laing O’Rourke boss bemoans the ability of the industry to attract “bright people”
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FeaturesInterview: Steve Morriss
The £2.3bn merger of US engineering giant Aecom with rival URS made it the UK’s second largest consultant. But where does it go from here and what does the merger mean for the UK? To find out, Building talked to Aecom’s EMEA boss Steve Morriss
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CommentComing soon
George Osborne’s Autumn Statement is unlikely to be a blockbuster, but there will be plenty for the sector to look out for
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NewsGovernment unveils plan to tackle late payment
Big firms to be forced to publish payment performance data
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NewsHelical Bar sets start date for £150m Hammersmith scheme
Firm forecasts its massive regeneration scheme will complete by the end of 2019