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NewsBBC Television Centre plans unveiled
Stanhope reveals detail of Allford Hall Monaghan Morris-designed scheme to transform BBC Television Centre
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NewsOld In & Out Club conversion wins planning
Architect Paul Davis + Partners plans to redevelop London’s old In Out Club into a private mansion get green light
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CommentHow difficult can it be?
Fixing our housing problems will be a hard slog - but some progress is being made, says Andrew Stunell
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NewsHS2 proposes new west London tunnel
Tunnel stretching 9km under Ealing and Northolt aims to minimise disruption and delay
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NewsBlacklisting protesters target Royal Bam
Delegation led by Unite union will travel to Amsterdam to protest outside Royal Bam’s annual general meeting
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NewsMark Farrar to leave skills body
Chief executive of the Construction Industry Training Board is to leave organisation after seven years
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NewsEDF downsizes Hinkley Point C staff
Firm scales back nuclear new build operation in Somerset to control costs
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NewsAecom eyes roles on £1.4bn bridge project
Firm looks at potential design and PPP roles on scheme to connect US and Canada
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NewsRoyal Imtech cuts 1,300 jobs as write-offs increase
Parent company of Imtech UK will implement ‘tigher controls’ across the group
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NewsArchitects lack business plans
Comprehensive RIBA survey of the industry finds nearly two thirds of architects lack business plans while average profits margins were 22%
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NewsSchools work increases to £4bn
New schools capital frameworks worth £2bn each, but number of contractors to be appointed cut by a quarter
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NewsArchitect Rick Mather dies aged 75
Architect who masterplanned London’s Southbank passed away last weekend.
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NewsConstruction firms fined £60k after worker crushed
Worker suffers brain injury from falling equipment
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CommentLife on the high fees
Adjudicators were meant to deal with construction disputes ‘expeditiously and relatively inexpensively’. But the amount they charge is becoming increasingly hard to justify
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CommentConstruction forecasts shaded up, but still predict recession dragging on into 2014
Revisions suggest there will be an extra one billion or so pounds worth of work flowing into construction this year than previously expected
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NewsHTA restructures as founder retires
Firm forms limited liability partnership and expands board as Bernard Hunt steps down
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NewsMake profit jumps 166%
Architect experiences rapid growth in India but sees Chinese expansion halted
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NewsGLA development panel: full list revealed
Berkeley Group, major housebuilders and contractors all secure places