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News'Birds Nest' creators to design Serpentine pavilion
Architect Herzog + de Meuron and Chinese artist Ai Weiwei to design this year’s Serpentine Gallery pavilion
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NewsDozen firms appointed to £500m housing framework
Contractors have been appointed to a £500m housing framework in the north of England
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NewsMajority of government's biggest projects 'over time and budget'
Major projects supremo admits that less than half of the government’s biggest projects are being delivered ‘effectively’
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CommentShepherd vs Pinsent Masons: What a carry on
You may hope that a long relationship with a law firm will ensure continuity of service. But if the firm merges or becomes a new legal entity, then watch out for what changes
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NewsSpurs let off the hook on affordable homes
Council report wipes planning obligations from Tottenham Hotspur for stadium development
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CommentNatural justice: Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd vs Shetland Island Council
An adjudicator who sought advice on a legal point but didn’t declare it found himself under the spotlight for breaching the rules of natural justice
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NewsShepherd Construction chief executive walks out
Richard Vining third boss of £250m turnover business to depart since 2008
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NewsGreen light for £60m Glasgow business development
Bowmer & Kirkland to build 170,000ft2 office block
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NewsHiggins waives £340k bonus
AGM postponed as Network Rail chief executive pledges money to level crossing safety fund
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NewsBIM adoption rocketing, survey finds
NBS industry survey shows almost a third of professionals now using BIM
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NewsWork to secure Olympic park green legacy complete
Environment Agency hails completion of its work with the Olympic Delivery Authority to create new urban park
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CommentWhy bigger is better when it comes to housing
Ian Tant asks if it is right for the government to promote its ambitions for large scale developments?
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CommentGreen Growth
The government wants to fuel business growth and force a green revolution – can it have it both ways?
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FeaturesFirst Impressions: Renzo Piano's Shard
Our student panel from the RCA and NTU give their verdicts on London’s tallest building
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NewsProfits soar at Foster + Partners
Architect sees profit rise from £1.6m to £10.9m with most work stemming from Far East