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FeaturesTeam builder: Flan McNamara talks to Building
Flan McNamara found himself overseeing the creation of the capital’s tallest tower. But it’s all down to the team, not him
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CommentWe can arm ourselves against Brexit through public service investment
Next week the country takes to the polls for local elections, and the results will have a significant impact on future investment in construction and housing
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NewsConstruction drags down first quarter GDP
Construction industry has been the largest drain on the UK economy this year
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News'Beast from the East' blasts house registrations
Icy weather blamed for 14% dip in first three months of 2018
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NewsL&G eyes more housing work as it launches affordable homes arm
New operation further increases insurance giant’s scope in housing market
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CommentThought for tomorrow: Placemaking
John Clark of contractor Grangewood celebrates the authenticity and personality of place
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CommentHansom: The way things were
Ah, the olden days, when you could buy a house for £9 a week – and get planning permission to build one in less than eight weeks. This week, it’s all about nostalgia
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NewsTake part in Building's Top Consultants of 2018 survey
Every year Building compiles its prestigious league table of the industry’s largest consultants - take part in this year’s survey here
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NewsDemolition for Birmingham Commonwealth Games village set for summer start
Homes England is in the process of appointing a demolition contractor
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NewsCountryside scores £82m Hackney regen job
Housebuilder already working on wider plans across the north London borough
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NewsBam wins £22m UWE Bristol engineering building
Enabling works are set to start at the University of the West of England during the summer
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FeaturesImage of the week: Behind every great city
Parliament Square’s first statue of a woman unveiled
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NewsAlan Short-designed theatre to get £6.7m revamp
Manchester’s Contact Theatre being overhauled by Sheppard Robson
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NewsBackers say Aldous Bill delayed to pile pressure on government to support it
So-called retentions bill had been due to have its second reading today
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FeaturesApprenticeships: playing for keeps
While a great deal of focus is placed on encouraging people to become apprentices, less stress is put on actually retaining them once they join schemes
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Diss, Norfolk
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Manolis Sampson, an architectural assistant at ColladoCollins
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NewsFA 'receives £800m bid for Wembley stadium'
Billionaire Shahid Khan said to be offering £500m in cash
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CommentHow to take on the world
An integrated design process could help pave the way for the UK to power its global export drive after Brexit, writes Colin Harding