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NewsStanhope reveals first detailed images of Eric Parry’s revised 1 Undershaft
Rejig of City’s tallest tower to include red-coloured viewing gallery on top two floors
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FeaturesBuilding Talks Creating Communities podcast: In conversation with Selina Mason at Lendlease
Episode 2: Selina Mason talks about people-focused urbanism and the work she is doing on Birmingham’s Smithfield scheme
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NewsTaylor Wimpey plan for 1,100 homes in Lancashire gets OK after appeal
Housing secretary Michael Gove overturns original decision of local council to refuse permission
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NewsLandsec’s City tower gets green light from planners
Heritage groups said Fletcher Priest scheme at 55 Old Broad Street would “engulf” listed bath house at base
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NewsDLUHC issues fresh guidance on plan to stop developers building unless they carry out cladding repairs
Update says department expects planning authorities to check whether any firms are on list banning them from working
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NewsJittery clients peg back Severfield’s income
But steelwork contractor lifts interim profit to help increase dividend
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NewsM&S given permission to appeal Gove’s Oxford Street refusal
Proposals were blocked over summer with retailer later calling communities secretary’s decision “pathetic”
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CommentWe must be nimble and flexible if we are to keep up with accelerating AI
The pace of change in AI is breathtaking. Non-specialists like you and me need to take note says Simon Rawlinson of Arcadis
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NewsMace lined up for £90m Natural History Museum work
Work on scheme in Berkshire to start next year
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NewsLondon mayor rejects plans to build controversial Las Vegas-style Sphere music venue
Communities secretary Michael Gove to have final say on 90m-tall building
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NewsStimulate economy with building projects, CLC boss tells chancellor
Publishing pipeline of work will provide certainty for firms, Mark Reynolds adds
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FeaturesUK housebuilding recession: How much worse is it going to get?
With little prospect of a rapid reduction in interest rates to spur a recovery, many in the industry are now just looking to “survive until ’25”. Joey Gardiner looks at the prospects for residential developers doing so.
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NewsMake energy efficient homes stamp duty-free, says TopHat boss
Modular housebuilder tells chancellor needs more government support
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NewsManchester refuses Simpson Haugh student housing scheme for fourth time
Council also approves 250-home housing block in Ancoats
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NewsWorkloads stay muted as housing remains in doldrums
Consumer and investor confidence still affected by sluggish economy, Glenigan update says
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NewsRestructure at Mace’s contracting business to see two bosses go next month
Firm says construction arm will see turnover hit £2bn next year
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NewsLondon office market sees highest volume of new starts in 18 years
Latest Deloitte Crane survey found highest volume of new schemes on record as City leads capital’s rebound
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NewsIlke Homes collapse hits Byrne for close to £2m
Bad debt takes gloss off improved annual numbers
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FeaturesMy route into construction … Thomas Edgcumbe, managing director, Aggregate Industries
The industry includes an impressive range and variety of roles – but unless you are on the inside it can be hard to know how to break in, let alone progress to the top. In this new series, we talk to professionals about their often surprising career twists and turns
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FeaturesLeading on embodied carbon: An interview with AtkinsRéalis’ Will Lavelle
AtkinsRéalis associate and embodied carbon lead for building design Will Lavelle talks to Jordan Marshall about his views on whole-life carbon, retrofit and more