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NewsBoris backs £1bn Convoys Wharf scheme
Mayor gives go-ahead to Farrells’ controversial £1bn Convoys Wharf scheme by the river at Deptford
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NewsFoster & Partners plots expansion
Architect opens office in San Francisco and doubles Shanghai team as economy picks up
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NewsZaha Hadid unveils sculptural hotel for Chinese casino resort
40-storey hotel in Macau features distinctive exoskeleton and voids
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NewsGreen Investment Bank puts £461m into wind farms
Bank takes construction risk for the first time on offshore wind projects
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NewsRevealed: Plan to turn London super-sewer into cycle 'super-highway'
Mayor’s office floats plan to use east-west Thames Tideway tunnel as bike route, when not in use as sewer
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NewsCaroline Murphy vows to continue to press employee-ownership plans
John Murphy’s daughter pledges to continue lobbying Murphy Group to become a workers’ co-operative
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NewsNetwork Rail outlines £38bn investment plan
Five-year plan will entail replacing 7,000km of track
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CommentSustainability can transform our urban areas
As an industry, we have to strive for the delivery of future-proofed resilient infrastructure
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NewsHSE unveils health and safety regs overhaul
HSE begins consultation on overhaul of CDM regulations
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NewsLaing O’Rourke scores Etihad stadium job
Contractor appointed to expand Manchester City’s home ground to 60,000 seats
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NewsFarrell calls for design to become a major public issue
Farrell Review says routes into architecture need to be less expensive
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NewsBabcock joint venture wins £7bn Magnox contract
Winning bidder to take on one of the biggest jobs in construction for the next 14 years
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NewsMcCarthy & Stone ramps up land buying
Retirement housing builder begins £1.5bn development push
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NewsDeal for £450m Mersey Gateway reaches financial close
Bridge project will now go ahead after over 20 years of planning and financial struggles
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NewsL&G invests £252m in affordable housing
British insurer investment will enable construction of 7,000 homes over next seven years
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CommentHow mobile devices are changing our working lives
Mobile technology has many potential benefits for construction companies, we just need to think carefully about how we can use it most efficiently
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NewsBam lands £20m Teesside university building
Bam has won a £20m teaching centre for Teeside University, which will aim for a BREEAM ‘excellent’ rating.
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NewsSMEs squeezed by rising material prices and lower margins
Constructiononline survey of 700 suppliers finds more than half believe recovery hasn’t reached them yet
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NewsCarillion in line for £200m NHS FM deal
Contractor appointed preferred bidder by Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
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NewsGreener offices drive staff cost savings
Study finds green offices can deliver savings of up to £50 per square metre for building owners