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Aukett Fitzroy Robinson guilty of 'fraudulent misrepresentation'
High Court judges that architect deceived clients about composition of project team on two high-profile jobs
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Top five reader comments: 8 July
Tellytubby Land attracts accusations of fiddling while Rome burns – but some applause for honesty, while Part L draws the thought that "it ain't bust, so don't fix it"
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First images: Serpentine Gallery Pavilion by SANAA
Japanese architect SANAA says its aluminium and acrylic structure resembles a cloud or floating pool of water
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Rock till you drop
And it probably won't be long until you do drop, if your scaffolding rests on a pile of stones on a sloping roof
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Deal signed on £360m Barnsley BSF
The European Investment Bank will contribute 50% to PFI part of AHMM-designed project
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Five things that irritate me about school
Building's work experience student Eloise Sweeney gives us the inside track on the end-user experience of school and school buildings
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Donaghy deaths inquiry: Make construction minister full-time
Long-awaited report into site deaths also says Gangmasters Licensing Regulations should be extended to cover construction
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London mayor pledges end to 'hobbit homes'
New housing design guide that sets minimum space requirements is welcomed by RIBA president
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Barr wins contract for 2012 basketball arena
Scottish contractor will work on 12,000-seat portable arena
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Costain secures £297m nuclear contract at Sellafield
Firm is signed up for engineering, procurement and construction of major evaporator project
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Scottish Water announces 10 framework partners
Firms will work on infrastructure projects under forthcoming capital investment programme
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92% of Europe's architects remain gloomy
Survey reveals pessimistic outlook throughout Europe, though few UK firms take part
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Middle East work boosts Carillion's cash flow
Sale of group's IT businesses has also helped reduce debt, says contractor in trading update
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New thermal imaging tool quantifies carbon emissions
IRT Surveys' infrared analysis tool provides easy online assessment of CO2 as well as heat loss
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May Gurney to sign £91m Lincolnshire schools deal with council
Infrastructure services firm secures BSF deal with North Lincolnshire council
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Recent housing data poses the question: Higher, Lower or Stick for prices?
The latest Halifax house price figures showing a 0.5% drop, stacked on top of recent data from Nationwide, Hometrack and a range of others, suggest that prices may be holding steady.But what should we read into that? Which way from here for prices? Will this period of relative stability (a) ...
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Lend Lease renegotiates with 2012 village supply chain
Team on athletes' village attempts to take advantage of falling prices, as latest designs of scheme are released
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No respite from the worst recession on record
Think you see green shoots? Have a look at these forecasts...
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Ascent into heaven
Not clear at this point whether the heavenward journey will take an upward or downward trajectory…
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Donaghy report on construction deaths due tomorrow
Government says report, which is believed to recommend extension of Gangmaster Licensing Act, will be released on Wednesday