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FeaturesBuilding’s Projects of the Year 2019
A pioneering new breed of council housing, a waste plant that doubles as a ski slope and a super-smart student centre users can learn from
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NewsSpringfield lands permission for 3,000-home village
Work on Stirling scheme set to begin next autumn
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NewsLatest images released of Everton FC’s new stadium
Planning went in for new 52,000-seater stadium today
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NewsCrest rejigs board
Former Linden Homes executive working with ex-Linden Homes boss Peter Truscott
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FeaturesFrom the archive: 1999 – And a risk-averse new year
Before Facebook, iPhones and President Trump, all our focus was pinned on the millennium
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FeaturesImage of the week: Trip to the sweet shops
A bustling gingerbread Oxford Circus features alongside Battersea Sugar Power Station and Sugarset House at this central London exhibition
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CommentOffsite agenda is key to the growth of regional economies
After a tumultuous year, it’s important that this attention to the industry strategy and its offsite agenda is sustained by the new government
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NewsAll 200 staff go as Bardsley sinks into administration
£80m turnover Manchester firm has been going since 1960s
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NewsKier back on Prompt Payment Code
Contractor returns to list after cutting average payment time by 10 days
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Features2019 in construction: Building’s review of the year - part one
We look back at the highs, lows and other key events of the past 12 months
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NewsHeathrow expansion delayed by up to three years
Airport wanted to increase spending from £650m to £2.4bn before getting planning permission
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NewsArchitects downcast about global prospects next year, says survey
Confidence has sunk to five-year low, according to WA100
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Features2019 in construction: Building’s quotes of the year
Debbie White, Daniel Levy and Ray O’Rourke feature in our collection of the year’s best quotes
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NewsDesign costs on HS2 second phase jump £174m
Firms working on deals include Aecom, Arup and Mott MacDonald
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CommentConstruction industry gossip: Jingle bells rock
Gossip on TfL’s executive pay, the Indian firm reversing the gender pay gap and Kengo Kuma’s £270 trainers
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NewsSNC-Lavalin arm pleads guilty to Libya fraud
Subsidiary of Canadian firm which owns Atkins fined more than £160m
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Comment5 minutes with… Richard Claxton, chair, Pellings
Richard Claxton tells us about a mug from Sydney Harbour Bridge, tradespeople and openness
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