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NewsAukett’s UK revenue up for first time in three years
Underlying demand outpacing supply, says architect
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FeaturesUK Hydrographic Office in Somerset: Where wood and water meet
Bringing everything together under one roof was a central aim in creating a new headquarters for the UK Hydrographic Office – so why not make it the defining feature? Helena Russell reports
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FeaturesSketch of the week: The Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by experimental architect Lebbeus Woods
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NewsIndustry plans ‘clearing house’ to keep access to EU workers
Idea being drawn up in response to new immigration rules
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NewsCommonwealth Games stadium clears planning hurdle
McLaughlin Harvey facing McLaren for £72m job
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NewsLaing O’Rourke to lead Australian bushfire clean-up
Firm named lead contractor for New South Wales recovery efforts
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CommentConstruction industry gossip: Exit, pursued by a bear
Gossip on excuses for not doing your tax returns, the edgy Shoreditch and a threat for kittens
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NewsHammerson gets approval for Birmingham city centre revamp
Martineau Galleries scheme designed by Glen Howells Architects
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NewsGrenfell inquiry held up by legal tussle over witnesses’ evidence
Decision on request by witnesses not to incriminate themselves means hearing will be delayed, chair admits
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Comment5 minutes with … Audrey McIver, director in property and buildings, WSP
Audrey McIver tells Building about coffee at meetings, secret tunnels, and talking to herself
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NewsSajid Javid set to back HS2
Chancellor discussing railway’s future with PM at key meeting today
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NewsTier 1 firms feel Crossrail’s wrath
Railway s board lays into major contractors for their considerable non-performance
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NewsLawyer for Grenfell QS points finger at building manager
Artelia latest firm to give evidence at ongoing public inquiry
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NewsMake planning quicker for beautiful schemes, report says
Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission spells out 45 recommendations
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NewsElectrical contractor T Clarke hits 3% margin target
Electrical specialist also signs partnership deal with US building systems firm
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NewsMace targets net zero carbon mark this year
Firm to cut energy use and pare back business travel
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NewsSmall builders waiting for ‘Boris bounce’, says FMB
Survey shows fall in workloads at end of 2019