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FeaturesReady, set, go! The race to Birmingham 2022
Birmingham is hosting the 2022 Commonwealth Games and it hasn’t got long to prepare. Building reports on the race to build new sports facilities, spruce up the city’s infrastructure and ensure the games have a positive long-term legacy for the Midlands
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NewsLendlease says legal action looming after Haringey vote last month
Contractor’s Europe boss says firm ’seeking legal advice’ after £2bn JV with north London council was pulled three weeks ago
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NewsMorgan Sindall continues to shine as London fit-out work and margins jump
Firm says full year results will now be ahead of analysts’ previous expectations
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CommentThe UK space industry is presenting construction with an exciting opportunity
The government’s recent announcement that it has awarded funding for new horizontal and vertical spaceports is a critical milestone for the UK’s fledgling spaceflight sector
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NewsBalfour Beatty set to hook Hinkley Point C to the grid
Contractor will create a new 8.5km long cable route
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NewsAHMM submits historic Belfast project
£75m listed newspaper office scheme to be named after vendors’ cry
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NewsCHP use at risk after energy regs changes
New version of Standard Assessment Procedure favours electric heating and penalises combined heat and power
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FeaturesOnline poll: Brexit risk assessment
This week’s poll: Has your business done a risk assessment on the impact of Brexit?
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NewsGovernment failing industry over Brexit, say housebuilding bosses
Firms begin targeting UK workers to plug skills gaps ahead of EU withdrawal next March
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CommentThe £12m blame game
When 64 homes had to be demolished, the council claimed the architect had assumed responsibility for others’ errors
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NewsConsultants score spots on Homes England's £150m property framework
Firms including Knight Frank, Jones Lang LaSalle and Deloitte land roles
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NewsUS practice wins €48m Dublin uni competition
Shortlist featured Libeskind, Diller Scofidio Renfro and O’Donnell Tuomey
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NewsBouygues UK appoints former Midas boss as its new chief exec
Rob Bradley returns to the company
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NewsWaste debacle sees Interserve lose more money
But firm says restructuring is on track and expects to complete EfW jobs this autumn
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CommentReaping the benefits of AI in the built environment: An agenda for action
Artificial intelligence and machine learning are already here. But there are barriers preventing them from being fully exploited
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NewsWillmott Dixon to launch supply chain app in September
Platform aims to improve dialogue with subcontractors
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NewsNG Bailey will 'weather any Brexit storm', says boss
Pre-tax profit at M E contractor up but turnover drops