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NewsArchitects clamour for Olympicopolis project
Nearly 1,000 architects register interest in new cultural quarter on the Olympic park
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FeaturesInterview: Andrew Davies
When Andrew Davies, Wates’ chief executive, goes to the board next month it will be to tell them how he intends to double turnover at the £1bn family firm. But don’t expect a revolution
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FeaturesThis week in 2004
Building gives its architectural review of the new Scottish Parliament building in Holyrood
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NewsBalfour banks hold key to Parsons deal
Analysts warn banks could present a hurdle to £820m sale of Parsons Brinckerhoff to WSP
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NewsPlanning stats: Residential projects and approvals in August 2014
The North outdoes the Midlands on residential schemes, and Berkeley / St James top the housing clients list
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NewsFormer Wates boss Drechsler got £7m payout
Paul Drechsler received more than £7m in salary and long-term incentive payments in his final year at firm
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NewsWestfield primed to start work on £1bn west London expansion
Developer given final planning approval for expansion of its shopping mall in west London
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NewsWYG buys planning firm for £3.2m
Consultant buys planning specialist and announces profit upgrade
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NewsSustainability chief to take key role at Lend Lease
UK Green Building Council chief executive Paul King to step down to take sustainability role at Lend Lease
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NewsFears over Scots independence hits property market
Investors inserting ‘exit clauses’ into Scottish property deals in case the country votes for independence next week
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NewsInsulation sector braces itself for more job losses
Mark Group announces plans to cut up to 670 jobs and manufacturer Superglass puts business up for sale
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CommentEnough excuses
We set up false barriers to adopting energy conservation measures in our houses. It’s time we stopped kidding ourselves
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NewsItalian marshland scheme wins green award
This award-winning proposal would transform the Saline Joniche area in southern Italy
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FeaturesInternational costs 2014
Economic recovery and a strong pound seem to have seen a big move for the UK in EC Harris’ annual rankings
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FeaturesThin end of the wedge
The Cheesegrater does more than any other skyscraper to open itself up to the public, but it’s shame it merely adds to the chaos of London’s skyline
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CommentPayment abuse: Won’t pay, must pay
Don’t underestimate the challenge. It’s time to beef up the Payment Charter
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FeaturesReview: Denys Lasdun exhibition
Visitors to the new Lasdun exhibition at the Royal College of Physicians will envy the relationship between client and architect
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NewsCH2M Hill to axe 1,200 jobs
Firm says its overheads are too big and were designed for “a future state that did not materialise”
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NewsTottenham Hotspur delays stadium project
Ongoing wranglings over compulsory purchase order delay move to new stadium by a season