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NewsSupply chain feeling the squeeze as pressure mounts on firms to start discounting
Moves to cut costs gathering pace, say data firms and trade bodies
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NewsBuckingham warns on this year's numbers as covid-19 rips up forecasts
Contractor behind new stand at Fulham says expected income will be off by £100m
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NewsCampaigners hail Jenrick’s decision to ask for second look at £500m London Fire Brigade HQ revamp
U I plan includes two towers of 26 and 24 storeys
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FeaturesHow the pandemic is driving digital uptake
Construction is facing a difficult year, with covid-19 restrictions crippling site productivity. Yet at a webinar discussion hosted by Building, technology experts shared an optimistic view of how the sector’s responsive adaptations could drive long‑term improvement.
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CommentGetting better: Life after the virus
Our cities and offices will go through radical change during this crisis, and will emerge as more enjoyable places for us all
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FeaturesCoronavirus update for construction: 12 June
Build UK’s update the industry amid the covid-19 outbreak
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FeaturesCoronavirus: The major construction firms shutting their sites
Update 10am: Lendlease’s Google HQ job reopens
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NewsConstruction output plummets by record-breaking 40%, ONS says
Latest figures show impact of covid-19 lockdown on industry
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FeaturesSustainability: Net zero carbon
Net zero carbon no longer refers only to a building’s operational use, as the construction stage can account for half or more of all carbon emissions. So, how is whole life carbon measured, and how can office developments reach the goal of net zero?
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NewsRIBA president to resume role after revealing reason why he stepped down
Alan Jones issues apology to architects after temporarily leaving post in April
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NewsPlans for £500m overhaul of London Fire Brigade HQ called in
Housing secretary Robert Jenrick wants second look at Pilbrow Partners scheme
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NewsOsborne chief takes aims at clients as firm begins redundancy programme
Contractor says turnover has dropped 30% since covid-19 crisis escalated
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NewsRolled lead suppliers facing £11m fines after probe by cartel-buster
CMA says investigation is continuing
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NewsWestferry Printworks developer paid £12,000 for seat at Tory fundraising dinner
Housing minister made admission to MPs yesterday
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NewsIn pictures: HS2 prepares for arrival of tunnel boring machines
Digging will begin early next year
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NewsGreen light for first phase of Farrells’ £1bn Deptford homes
Convoys Wharf scheme will be built at former Royal Dock
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NewsAlmost 10% of architecture practices expect to go under because of covid-19
Almost three-quarters expect profits to fall, as more staff are furloughed
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