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CommentThe legend of the three great information tribes
Legend has it that the CAD, BIM and GIS tribes don’t play well together – but here’s a way forward
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FeaturesAgenda 15: Your views
The spotlight turns to sustainability policy and ways to promote longer-term infrastructure planning
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CommentThe Freedom of Information minefield
Parties are using the Freedom of Information Act to strengthen their positions, so be aware when working with a public body that it may have to disclose information you’d rather it didn’t
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NewsProfit soars at Wilkinson Eyre after bumper year
Architect’s pre-tax profit quadrupled to £2.7m in a year which saw the practice land a string of major commissions
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NewsT Clarke suffers sharp drop in profit after legal claim
Costs of legal dispute hit the building services firm as revenue also falls
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NewsNorthern cities outline £15bn transport vision
George Osborne welcomes £15bn plan to to improve road and rail connections across the region
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NewsKier wins £200m water job
The role for Bristol Water is the latest win in a string of appointments for the contractor in the utilities sector
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CommentAn Egan lesson I'm applying to BIM
The purpose is to make money from satisfying customers, and that goes for BIM too
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NewsAppeal against £16bn Hinkley Point plant rejected
The Irish equivalent of the National Trust has lost its legal battle against the government’s decision to grant planning permission to the project
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CommentMega deals and learning from the past
This period of merger mania should prompt us to look back at lessons from the past
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NewsUnion won't rule out strikes in latest sparks pay dispute
Union Unite hatches plan to resolve pay row with electrical contractors after meeting of shop stewards
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NewsWSP and Atkins linked to Parsons Brinckerhoff deal
Firms reported to be vying to buy Balfour Beatty’s consultancy arm
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NewsCundall tests out Rio 2016 whitewater course
Venue will host the canoe slalom event at the Rio 2016 Olympics
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NewsConstruction job creation at highest level on record
Construction firms are recruiting at fastest rate on record, according to Markit/CIPS
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NewsLend Lease buys south London site for housing scheme
Lend Lease plans to develop a 905-home scheme on site in Deptford, South-east London
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NewsConstruction sector forecast to grow 10% in two years
Construction growth to be driven by housing and commercial sectors as CPA upgrades forecasts again
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News'Difficult trading' drags down Morgan Sindall's construction business
But overall group posts solid results, with revenue stable and profit rising
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NewsNorth America helps Keller post 22% jump in revenue
Ground engineering firm’s growth driven by expansion in North America
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CommentCity planning in the Middle East
These vast cities rising from the sand can’t just be about bling