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NewsCountryside lands Kingston estate regeneration job
Housebuilder beat regeneration specialists Pinnacle Group and Places for People to secure the multi-million pound scheme
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NewsLegal & General brings in new faces at affordable housing arm
Firm's affordable housing arm has named new operations and development bosses
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FeaturesOnline poll: Help to Buy
This week’s poll: Are you worried that chancellor Philip Hammond will cancel the Help to Buy scheme in next week’s budget?
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NewsVinci says revenue at UK arm fell in third quarter
Company taking “more selective approach” to new business
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CommentGet it in writing before work starts
Failing to execute a formal contract risks severe exposure in the face of a defects claim, warns Christopher Filor
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CommentIs the ICC target cost contract ready to compete with NEC?
Ian Yule explains the recently released ICC target cost contract and weighs it against its main rival as an engineering contract, the NEC
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CommentTrailblazers: Modular homes
Joseph Daniels, founder of luxury modular homes developer Project Etopia, praises the first modular homes built in the UK
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NewsArcadis says decision to keep architecture arm paying off
Business posts improved third quarter numbers
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FeaturesBIM survey 2018: The rise and rise of BIM
The number of firms using the technology and appreciating the value it brings to their work grows - but how to win over those who are not yet convinced?
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NewsMinister to spell out Hackitt plan details by Christmas
James Brokenshire to make announcements on cladding ban and implementing report’s recommendations in coming weeks
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CommentGrenfell and the Hackitt report: whisper it, but progress is being made
Against the odds it seems that progress has been made behind the scenes – with, rumour has it, the help of about 100 civil servants – to implement Hackitt’s review
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NewsAllies and Morrison team lands Romford regeneration
Architect working on mixed-use buildings including primary school for phase one
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NewsFirms wait to see if developer replaces Chelsea Barracks boss
Terry Starr was in charge of construction at high-profile scheme
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NewsIncreasing number of firms want to be part of ‘the BIM club’
Benefits of the technology offset by worries about cost and use of staff time
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NewsEngie lands £195m Kingston University student resi deal
The job involves both refurbishment and FM contracts
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NewsIn pictures: Bennetts Associates' Edinburgh tech campus now up and running
Scheme was built by McLaughlin Harvey
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NewsSmaller firms having to shell out more to find staff, FMB survey says
Materials costs also heading north, group adds
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FeaturesImage of the week: A bridge too far
The world’s longest sea-crossing bridge opened this week, between Hong Kong, Macau and Zhuhai in China.
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NewsMace runs up £70m deal to manage Commonwealth Games stadium revamp
Contractor to manage overhaul Birmingham's Alexander Stadium