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NewsHadid to design new Serpentine gallery
Former munitions depot to be transformed into a comtemporary art space by award-winning architect
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NewsConstruction firm fined £1 for worker's death
Judge says fines imposed on two companies following fall from height reflect their ’financial situations’
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Comment
Five things you never knew about Julian Hakes
The architect reveals a side project that could end up eclipsing his building work
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NewsRough trades take chance in Notting Hill
This window cleaner was risking life and limb opposite the Rough Trade record store in Notting Hill, appropriately enough
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NewsCrossrail reveals revised £1bn Tottenham Court Road plans
Designs by Hawkins Brown will double capacity at flagship central London station
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NewsLovell bags £210m of Scottish work
Housing specialist wins work with Places for People and Glasgow Council
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NewsSerco backs down over supplier rebate
Support service giant retracts letters sent out to suppliers demanding cash back and apologises ’unreservedly’
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NewsHouse prices fell 0.9% in October
Hometrack survey shows fastest fall in over 18 months as fears over public sector cuts start to bite
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NewsFrom a supermarket to low energy offices
Work starts on Bennetts Associates project to transform a supermarket to low-energy council offices
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Comment
Nickleby FM vs Somerfield Stores
This case reveals the dangers of not having a construction contract in writing
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Comment10 things to know about construction output
The latest estimates point to a spurt in activity, so what’s really going on?
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CommentWhy Cabe must be judged a failure
Ultimately, the design watchdog was both powerless and corrupted by the illusion of power
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NewsWhat a carve up! HTA crowns its Pump-king
HTA’s architects turn their attention to the emerging pumpkin sector in their halloween design comp
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NewsPlans to streamline sustainable infrastructure projects
UK-GBC starts work on standardised framework for district heating systems and community infrastructure
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NewsGovernment announces boost for SMEs
Mark Prisk unveils measures to help small and medium sized businesses
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NewsIndustry 'blissfully' unaware of European building codes
Research finds civil engineers are not up to speed with Eurocodes leaving them vulnerable to potential litigation
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NewsUnemployment among construction graduates rises
Latest government figures show employment levels at 17 year low
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NewsJohn Laing reveals £270m infrastructure fund details
PPP specialist will invest in infrastructure projects by issuing shares in newly set up fund
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NewsGreen tax could drive cement firms out of UK
Green tax burdens are forcing manufacturers out of UK says think tank