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NewsTurner & Townsend picked for National Audit Office revamp
Firm appoint architect T P Bennett on sustainable refurbishment scheme
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NewsHow many safety blunders can you spot?
When a site is such a mess it's hard to know where to start
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NewsBarratt Homes announces Wilson Bowden integration plans
Reorganisation wil affect 400 jobs as KingsOak is dropped in favour of focus on two national brands
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Keeping the faith
Despite objections to Tony Blair's solar panels the Reverend has faith in Britain's planning laws for domestic renewables
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NewsConnaught reports 37% rise in interim profits
Social housing and compliance divisions spur growth for property services firm
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Kier appointed for Newcastle's Hancock Museum refurb
University of Newcastle pick Kier's northern division for £9m project
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NewsCleveland Bridge loses appeal
Wembley steel subcontractor fails to overturn High Court ruling in contract dispute with Multiplex
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NewsThe greening of Uncle Sam
Change is afoot in America. Not only are clients now demanding greener buildings but Oprah Winfrey has started handing out low energy light bulbs to her TV audience
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NewsBovis faces fresh upheaval
Contractor to restructure after shock departure of global chief executive after two years
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Without good reason
The claimant brought proceedings seeking a declaration that an expert determination was not final and binding because the expert had materially departed from the terms of reference and had failed to provide adequate reasons.
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NewsCooper voices concern over housebuilding mergers
As government raises fears, speculation grows that Persimmon will hijack Taylor Wimpey deal
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Survey reveals apathy towards energy certificates
Three-quarters of respondents tell Building they will make no or only minor changes to property
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Bristol PFI hospital set to be first to pay losers’ bid costs
Department of Health to look for ways to win private sector support for procurement process
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NewsODA warms market for pool tender
Lack of interest in building Zaha Hadid's Olympic aquatics centre has prompted ODA to approach contractors
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Berkeley shareholders back £1bn joint venture
The Berkeley Group’s shareholders have given the housebuilder approval to form three joint ventures worth £1bn with its biggest investor, Saudi Arabian firm Saad Investments.
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NewsODA warms market for pool tender
The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has telephoned several UK contractors to try to persuade them to bid for the 2012 aquatics centre.
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NewsGavron and Lammy to speak at Think
Deputy mayor of London and culture minister confirm their participation in sustainability conference.
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NewsSharp drop in corporate manslaughter convictions
Number of construction deaths resulting in corporate convinctions has fallen dramatically according to new report
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NewsAdams & Sutherland to redesign 2012 Greenway
North London architect was chosen from 70 small practices to redesign the main walkway through the Olympic Park
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House prices reach new high
The average house price in every town in the UK has topped £100,000 for the first time, research revealed this week.