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NewsMace bags Syrian project management job
Firm plans to build on Taj Halab contract win with recruitment drive
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NewsPedestrian bridge opens in Brisbane
Cox Rayner Architects and Arup team up to produce world's largest 'tensegrity' bridge in Australia
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NewsImages: Preview of nominees for Sustainable Project of the Year
As Building will be hosting the prestigious Sustainability Awards next month we thought we'd bring you a taster of some of what’s to come
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NewsCall for stamp duty exemption on Passivhaus buildings
Online petition launched on Number 10 website by environmental architects
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NewsHeathrow's third runway put on hold
BAA is understood to be delaying controversial project until after the election next year
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NewsCarillion to sell Enviros for £27m
Contractor says deal with Sinclair Knight Merz to buy environmental consultant will enable it to cut net borrowing
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NewsGovernment must lead on home energy refurbishment, says watchdog
Climat Change Committe says current energy efficiency policies for domestic sector are not enough
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NewsSpeedy Hire warns turnover will be 29% down
City update shows despite more stable trading in recent months results for first-half will be down on last year
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NewsNew schools lack sprinkler systems
BBC research shows 43% of BSF projects in England are not fitted with fire safety sprinklers
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NewsJohn Doyle fined for worker falling from scaffolding
Contractor pleads guilty after worker falls six meters on Liverpool One development
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NewsKeller buys foundation contractor in Singapore
Ground engineering firm says acquisition will help long-term expanision in South East Asia
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NewsJohn Lyall Architects opens Ipswich dance centre
£8.6m Jerwood DanceHouse opens this week on Ipswich waterfront
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NewsBuilding launches online construction course guide
If you want to boost your professional development by gaining new skills and qualifications look no further than our new online course finder
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LPI and Technical & General row over unpaid bond
A hotel developer is in dispute with a guarantee provider over recovering losses incurred when its contractor went bust
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CommentA good day for gloom-mongers
We live in confusing times. On one hand, we’ve had a week of posturing by the Tories and Labour as each tries to outdo the other on the prickliness of the hair shirts they’ll be forcing Whitehall in particular, and the public sector in general, to wear
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NewsNational Grid to spend '£10bn' on network upgrade
… as Ministry of Defence looks outside current partnering arrangements for £2.5bn programme
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NewsWinter palace: Sochi's 2014 stadium
This is the final design for the 2014 Winter Olympic stadium in the Russian town of Sochi
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NewsDoubts grow over future of Laing O'Rourke boss
Tony Douglas tipped to leave current post, as ‘significant’ job losses are planned for UK and Europe
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NewsUK firms urged to join Brazil's building boom
2012 FIFA World Cup and 2016 Rio Olympics will generate 80 construction projects