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FeaturesIn business with Rapleys’ Justin Tuckwell
In the past few years Rapleys’ income from building consultancy has increased 300%, catapulting the man behind it to managing partner of the whole firm
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NewsJacobs takes WSP’s place on Balfour Beatty’s list of design partners
Engineering giant joins Atkins and Mott MacDonald on collaboration strategy launched in 2017
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NewsNet zero transition could create 230,000 construction jobs by 2030, says CCC
Development of green workforce will require co-ordination
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CommentShould your building register as higher-risk?
With the register now open for existing higher-risk buildings in England, principal accountable persons must make sure to register
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NewsMace in frame to build PLP-designed City office
City fringe scheme to replace 1950s office block and refurbish Victorian warehouse
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NewsGo-ahead for Glasgow city centre masterplan
Plans to demolish St Enoch shopping centre and surrounding buildings backed by council
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FeaturesHolbein Gardens: A positive step on the net zero office refurbishment journey
Armed with new net zero carbon targets, developer Grosvenor tested these out on a tired 1980s office building near Sloane Square
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NewsTall building survey captures ‘mixed mood’ of London’s high rise sector
Residential towers stalling but high rise office schemes ‘could not be busier’, New London Architecture report finds
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NewsApollo strikes deal to acquire United Living
The deal was announced on the New York Stock Exchange and is expected to complete this summer
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NewsWates picks internal candidate for new Midlands chief
Hire follows restructure of construction business
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NewsBanned demolition executive to remain director but will step down as MD
High Court issues appeal decision on Cantillon’s Paul Cluskey
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NewsLuton promises ‘detailed plans’ for new ground in weeks
Premier League-bound club set to lodge proposals for 23,500-capacity stadium by August
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NewsLabour to reform land valuation to make new developments cheaper
Proposals by shadow levelling up secretary Lisa Nandy would go beyond the Conservatives’ planned changes to compulsory purchase orders
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NewsWest Midlands outlines £20bn of investment opportunities
Projects include new train station and housing schemes
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NewsDevelopment debts prompt DLUHC intervention at council
Woking’s £1.9bn regeneration schemes make it UK’s ‘most indebted local authority’ in proportion to its size
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CommentThe developer remediation contract is full of confusion
Almost 50 developers have committed to fire safety remediation works under this government scheme, but clarity is severely lacking
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NewsFourth demolition director banned as fresh details of £700k in ‘compensation payments’ revealed by authorities
Revelations include promise made by one firm to rival to ‘buy me off the job’
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NewsOne month left to enter 2023 Building Awards
Still time to get your entry in before next month’s deadline for the 180th anniversary edition of the awards
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FeaturesFrom the archives: Replacing Old Smithfield Market, 1864-68
The Builder reports as London rebuilds its 1,000-year-old meat market