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CommentThe Human City
What can the USA possibly teach us about safer cycling and how to develop better cities?
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NewsHousebuilders sign foreign buyers pledge
Eleven major builders promise to end advance marketing of London schemes overseas
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NewsMP says contractors 'can't be trusted' over blacklisting
Select committee chairman Ian Davidson hits out over blacklisting response
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NewsQatar gives mega bridge project the green light
Sharq Crossing project to include three bridges plus undersea tunnels
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NewsHouse prices reach record highs in October
Government data shows recovery spreading from London to the regions
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NewsEducation charity poaches EFA director
The Transformation Trust has appointed a director of the government’s schools capital agency as its new chief operating officer
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NewsFirst Base acquires Islington site for 150-home scheme
The 1.5-acre site, a former Territorial Army Centre, is situated near three tube stations
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CommentA building is not just for Christmas, it’s for life
Here’s how you find the best or most sustainable material or product for your building
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CommentSense and sensitivity in our schools
Designing schools that really work for students with disabilities will enhance the quality of the environment for everyone
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NewsFive firms win place on £400m MoD framework
Five contractors picked for £400m Ministry of Defence National Capital Works Framework
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NewsFour win spot on £1.2bn Network Rail framework
Contractors appointed to deliver infrastructure projects in London and the South East
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NewsThames Estuary airport still in the running
Proposals for airport expansion at Heathrow and Gatwick make Davies Commission shortlist, with Thames Estuary plan to be examined further
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CommentEnergy efficient or affordable: Which is more important?
The government’s decision to delay ECO may bring short term relief to household budgets, but there are long-term social and environmental costs
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NewsBalfour Beatty to invest in £48m pioneering green energy plant
Contractor in consortium including the Green Investment Bank to invest in first plant of its kind in the UK
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FeaturesArchitect FAT to close down
Architecture practice FAT has said it will stop trading from next summer
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NewsOlympic safety chief takes role on Battersea development
Lawrence Waterman to head up health and safety team in massive power station development
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CommentHealth and safety: Risky business
Health and safety is a live issue and will remain in the headlines for the foreseeable future. As construction activity picks up, it should not fall down the list of priorities
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NewsOne in seven renewable heat installations faulty
Government report finds greater training of installers of renewable heating technologies is needed
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CommentGlendalough Associated SA vs Harris Calnan Construction Co Ltd: Agreements in writing
This case, before Mr Justice Edwards-Stuart, explores whether the parties engaged in section 107(5) of the HGCRA 1996 so that “an agreement in writing” could be said to have been agreed
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