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NewsM&S announces food store development push
Retailer will build 150 Simply Food stores in the next three years
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NewsFrank Gehry and Foster to design next Battersea phase
Renowned Canadian-American architect will work with Lord Foster on new high street
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NewsGalliford Try’s £162m haul propels it to top of league
Contractor overtakes 17 rivals, boosted by major housing and healthcare projects
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CommentMake sure you do your homework
This case demonstrates the importance of checking the financial standing of who you contract with
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CommentCoalition must stick to green energy plan
Controversial green taxes will save consumers money in the long term
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CommentHinkley: One hurdle down, a few more to go
European approval and finance still need to be arranged before this project is ready to start
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CommentBoom time for construction?
Forecasts are looking up, but is the picture that’s emerging that realistic?
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CommentStrengthening data push construction forecasters towards greater optimism
There is plenty of room for greater hope, but there remains plenty of reasons to temper optimism with caution
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NewsCornerstone strengthens senior team
Cornerstone, the firm set up by former schools capital boss Tim Byles, has appointed three new directors
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NewsMayor of London unveils consultants' panel - full list
Mayor’s office unveils list of 87 consultants and architects for a panel for public sector work across London
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NewsHousebuilding gathers paces across the UK
Housebuilding is rising in every part of the UK for the first time since the market crash, according to the RICS
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NewsLend Lease submits Heygate Estate homes plans
Lend Lease has submitted detailed plans to build 360 new homes as part of its massive Heygate Estate development in Elephant and Castle
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NewsDev Secs says London office market is bouncing back
Developer to press ahead with second phase of major speculative office scheme in Hammersmith as demand for office space picks up
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CommentClients’ focus on cost challenges our industry
How will clients’ changing demands shape the way consultants work and offer value?
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NewsHost of major energy schemes in line for state backing
Treasury says 40 projects worth £33bn have prequalified for a UK Guarantee, with over half the eligible schemes energy projects
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CommentWhy China needs 'slow design'
The speed of architecture and construction in the country risks creating identikit cities
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CommentConstruction suffers when it ignores diversity
Construction remains white and male dominated and is missing out on talent elswhere
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Comment'Smart cities'? How about 'collaborative regional intelligence'
The UK could take the lead on regional data systems that work to address the really big issues of resilience that cities face