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NewsFoster's Tulip 'baffling', London Eye creator admits
Julia Barfield says thinking behind City tower project is a ‘mystery’
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NewsTerry Morgan officially out as former Atkins chair takes HS2 top job
Rumours first surfaced last week that engineer's days in charge of HS2 and Crossrail were numbered
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NewsContractors finding it 'extremely difficult' to hit even 2% margins, says Mace boss
Deputy COO says business model is skewed against builders making decent returns
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FeaturesCities love to build arts venues to trigger urban regeneration - but it doesn't always work out
It’s called the Bilbao effect: a city engages an architect to build an arts venue in the expectation that urban regeneration will follow. Alas, it doesn’t always turn out this way
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CommentI’m a contractor... get me out of here!
Tony Bingham cheers the appeal court judges who have hacked away 20 years growth of confusion around payment notices
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CommentA new apprenticeship scheme makes the architecture profession more viable
The new scheme opens doors for more people who want to join the profession, including HLM’s Daniel Stokes
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FeaturesBD Live’s first ever live design competition: A new quarter for Canada Water
Architects competed at Building Live with plans for the London development’s retail space
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NewsISG lands £70m deal to refurb former offices of City watchdog
Firm to overhaul former Canary Wharf base of the Financial Conduct Authority
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NewsThomas & Adamson brings back JLL director to head up QS work in London
Scottish firm’s office in capital to spearhead growth plan
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FeaturesOnline poll: Mandated margins?
This week’s poll: Should the government mandate a 5% margin for main contractors on public sector work?
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NewsIn pictures: Shortlist for Building Photographer of the Year prize
Dozen remain in contention for CIOB award
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NewsKier's shares plummet further in wake of rights issue
Contractor’s stock fell 10% yesterday, following last Friday’s slump
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CommentGreat infrastructure requires more than nuts and bolts - it needs vision
Great infrastructure, led by design, can shape a town or city and transform the lives of communities but it takes vision, collaboration and leadership
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NewsStansted brings in Laing O'Rourke heavyweight to lead £600m expansion
Gerry Whyte has been leading the preconstruction phase at the retail expansion of Brent Cross
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NewsCost of Midland Met delays set to top £400m
Figure to pay for work to finish Midland Met and cover current hospital's running expenses
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NewsBDP eyes overseas work to make up for any Brexit slump
Architect’s admission comes as firm posts improveed full year numbers