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FeaturesThis week in 2009
Five years ago Building spoke to the graduates struggling to find work in the sector
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News
Construction appointments: 19 September 2014
Lend Lease, Ryden and Haworth Estates are among the firms announcing promotions and appointments this week
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NewsGovernment gives Thames ‘super-sewer’ go-ahead
Ministers conclude there is “on balance a good case” for £4bn Thames tunnel, but project could yet face legal challenges
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FeaturesThe class of 2014: Architects
What made our architects choose construction and what can we learn from them about recruiting new talent?
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FeaturesInfographic: All eyes on Scotland
This week’s infographic looks at the impact of a Scottish vote in favour of independence
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NewsArcadis’ £296m Hyder deal clears regulatory hurdle
German competition regulator gives its approval to the aquisition
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NewsMott MacDonald buys £120m-turnover civil engineer
Consultant snaps up long-standing water sector partner JN Bentley
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NewsGo-ahead for £100m Brighton Circus West scheme
Development Securities and McLaren get green light for redevelopment of city centre market
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NewsDeveloper pressing ahead with Shell Centre despite legal challenge
Canary Wharf begins tendering work on £1.2bn scheme as its expects “succesful outcome” in court battle
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NewsBarbour ABI's September market review is out now
Barbour ABI’s Economic Construction Market Review for September is now available to download
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NewsMiller’s problem theatre job months behind schedule
Contractor’s delayed Bangor theatre job now set to complete “by the end of November”
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NewsRestructure costs drive down profit at Kier
Profit down 40% after restructuring costs as firm appoints former Balfour Beatty regional boss as finance director
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NewsPension fund ready to invest in construction
Pensions Infrastructure Platform to start investments in construction phase of projects in Q4 2014
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NewsSouthampton pressing ahead with major schemes
City council leader reveals progress on long-awaited developments
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NewsPaul Davis + Partners unveils Chinese smart city
Architect Paul Davis + Partners has unveiled designs for a major mixed-use scheme in Ningbo, China
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NewsInterserve bags £43m aerospace factory in Sheffield
Contractor will build project in the city’s advanced manufacturing belt
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NewsFormer WYG London boss joins start-up consultant
Tom Farrow joins start-up project management firm BTC Consulting
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FeaturesGlobal infrastructure: Aviation
What can cost, time and functional metrics tell you about delivering a capital programme in the aviation sector? David Crewe of Turner Townsend explains why it makes sense to reach beyond the traditional measures of development efficiency
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CommentFarewell Greg Fitzgerald
I’ll be sorry to see the Galliford Try boss go but he has done his bit for the firm and the industry
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CommentHousing standards review: Highs and lows
The government has unveiled national space and security standards – but things remain to be done