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Green light for Lend Lease's St Mary's London development
Elephant and Castle scheme given planning permission by Southwark council
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Scaffolding firm fined after worker's "life-changing" fall
Unnamed Kent man had to undergo brain surgery after 2.5m fall in January this year
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Wonders & blunders with David Barrett
Renzo Piano’s California Academy of Sciences earns its green credentials without sacrificing elegant design, but his once great Pompidou Centre now looks outdated, says David Barrett
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The bad news keeps rolling in for construction
There is growing evidence that the second dip into recesssion will be worse than expected
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My digital life ... Simon Bowden
A design director hopes this confession will cure his worst digital habit, and also reveals a penchant for 90’s hard house music
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Century-old Patton falls into administration
Northern Ireland contractor will continue to trade while administrator asseses options
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Green light for £35m London office revamp
Redevelopment of building close to St Paul’s Cathedral
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Spending watchdog slams £1bn of overruns at Sellafield
National Audit Office says lack of nuclear decommissioning skills are causing delays and contributing to up to £1bn of cost overruns at Sellafield
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Vinci drives off with £60m Jaguar job
Vinci Construction has won the job to build a new £60m manufacturing facility for Jaguar Land Rover in Solihull
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ICE president call for industry to inspire a generation
Barry Clarke says industry can use major projects to increase the numbers of young people coming into the profession
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MoD's estate arm delays £400m outsourcing contract
Defence Infrastructure Organisation delays issuing invitiation to tender for £400m strategic business partner
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Balfour Beatty lands £30m Hinkley jetty
Balfour Beatty subsidiary Dean Dyball Civil Engineering wins £30m job
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John Morgan insists chief's departure was 'amicable'
Morgan Sindall’s boss says departure of chief executive Paul Smith was aimed at returning business to simpler executive structure
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Costain secures £1.6bn of long term revenue
Contractor already has orders for £1.6bn of work beyond 2014
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Kazakhstan: the regulations, the permits and the laws
Kazakhstan is the ninth largest country in the world with huge economic potential, but how easy is it doing business there?
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MPs call for urgent reform of apprenticeships
Report from business select committee welcomed by FMB
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Building on Flickr: Allies and Morrison's office
Allies and Morrison’s office on Southwark Street, London during Open House in 2007. Photograph by James Attree
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Outsourcing boosts Babcock revenue and profit
Engineering giant posts half-year results with revenue up 6% and pre-tax profit up 13%
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Council pension funds could be freed to double investment in infrastructure
Eric Pickles set to unveil plans that could unleash £22bn in investment in local building projects
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Morgan Sindall chief executive steps down
Morgan Sindall chief executive Paul Smith has resigned from his role and has been replaced by executive chairman John Morgan