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NewsT&T plots major push into North America
Firm wants income from region to reach parity with UK by 2025
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CommentUK must lead the green revolution
Britain is at the forefront of the fight to protect the environment with world-class designers and engineers – but we need more government action
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NewsFive practices make shortlist for first phase of Lendlease’s £1.5bn Birmingham scheme
Winner to be appointed later this year
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NewsOsborne scores £42m Westminster housing deal
Project part of the 1,750-home Church Street masterplan
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NewsIn pictures: Stirling nominee Feilden Fowles given all-clear for Cambridge dining hall
New facility part of Homerton College
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NewsMoD on the march with £1bn overseas framework
Europe and Falkland Islands among areas to be covered by new deal
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NewsGrimshaw's Sainsbury's given grade II listing
Scheme becomes first supermarket to be given protected status
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FeaturesFrom the archive: 2008 - Tech travel
After talking technology this week, Building has dug up a digital time capusle from the archives
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CommentHow to make the most of the Apprenticeship Levy
Despite its problems, the levy can be a useful tool for employers in the construction industry
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FeaturesImage of the week: Pricey Apple doughnut
Apple’s ring-shaped HQ in California has been valued at $4.17bn – making it one of the most expensive buildings in the world
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Terrible Tudors at the Tower of London
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Félicie Krikler, director at Assael Architects
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CommentBeyond digital: They are the champions
Construction is in safe hands to fully embrace digital transformation, says Jamie Harris
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NewsKhan’s Tulip veto backed by heritage groups
Mayor’s design advisers said Fosters’ proposals failed the ‘world class architecture’ test
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NewsGovernment still to respond to retention consultation, 18 months after it closed
Probe wrapped up last January
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CommentConstruction industry gossip: Ratted out
A Scottish tower fails to make an appearance and a developer that says it wants to include a giant rodent in its new hotel