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NewsBalfour wings in with LA airport deal
Deal to build transport system is firm’s first PPP civils job in US
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NewsWSP bags role on London's Holocaust Memorial
Firm will work with architect David Adjaye on the project
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CommentHansom: Something not quite right
A topping out ceremony fails to live up to its name, Carillion’s ashes get ruthlessly raked over and a culture clash looms as Loose Women fans brush up against the creatives of Soho House
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NewsChipperfield reveals winning design for Hamburg tower
Architect’s Berlin office lands 233m development
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NewsBoxpark Wembley gets council green light
Brent approves architect BDP’s plan for capital’s third shopping container mall
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FeaturesSketch of the week: Riverside Stand at Fulham Football Club, London
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by architecture and design firm Populous
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FeaturesAnalysis: the rise of the mid-rise
Dame Judith Hackitt’s review into fire safety – prompted by the Grenfell disaster – will have consequences for every aspect of how we build homes. Many of the potential changes will favour the medium-sized building
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CommentLeader: Rethinking safety
As speculation grows about the impending release of the full Hackitt report, will the sector be able to provide the required answers to the most pressing concerns?
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NewsCarillion inquiry committee wants redundancy payments speeded up
MPs worry that staff who have lost their jobs are waiting too long to get money
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CommentIt ain't put your feet up time
Just because an employer’s own actions have delayed completion does not necessarily let the contractor off the hook, explains Ian Yule
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NewsCapco mulls sale of Earls Court tower to police
Developer had been expected to turn Empress State Building into homes
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NewsLandsec's City office scheme set for approval
Wilkinson Eyre-designed scheme will be new London base for Deutsche Bank
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NewsResi towers 'to cost 20% more' after Hackitt
Increased costs down to expected changes in cladding and sprinkler systems
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CommentLegal: Beware the robots
In the third of our series on new technology, James Worthington considers the legal issues surrounding the use of robotics on the construction site