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Developer offloads university flats
Contractors including Vinci and Bouygues working at new campus scheme in Swansea
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Willmott Dixon lands £80m Rochdale development job
Firm will build 200,000ft 2 Rochdale Riverside complex
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Phase one of Kodak factory redevelopment gets go-ahead
JV’s plans involve 460 new homes, 40% of which will be affordable
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Gender pay gap reporting – think of your long-term plan
Firms worried about reporting a sizable gender pay gap should focus on ensuring their strategy to tackle the problem is clear
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University of Leicester projects get the green light
Jobs are part of a wider £500m estates programme
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HS2 unveils design firms for four new stations
Works include the transformation of London Euston
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Assemble Media Group acquires Building, BD and Venuefinder
Management buy-out sees investment in 175 years of business media history
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Sketch of the week: Faith Schools Joint Campus, Glasgow
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by John Russell at BDP’s Glasgow studio
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The Carillion demise sets out case for collaboration
The Carillion collapse must surely mark a turning point for the high risk, low margin UK construction sector and its increasingly tarnished reputation for poor quality and high cost
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Government pledges over £850m to local housing projects
More than 100 council-led schemes will receive funding
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UK woes help send Skanska profit tumbling
Firm says Brexit means upcoming year will be a struggle
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Projects: Raiders of the lost car park
Multi-storey car parks may not traditionally have been seen as desirable real estate, but a lucky few are being repurposed as everything from luxury hotels to micro-flats
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Architects picked for National Portrait Gallery revamp
£35.5m refurb will increase gallery space and improve facilities for visitors
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Kier bags £19m Shakespeare theatre contract
Shakespeare North Playhouse due for completion in April 2020
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Contractors fret after key survey says infrastructure workloads go into reverse
Last three months of 2017 reveal first decline in four years, CECA warns
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Legal: Claiming for remedial work
If remedial works are needed, what steps should be taken to recover the costs?
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MPs vote to leave Parliament during £3.5bn revamp
Peers expected to follow suit with work set to start in 2025
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G&T bags role on £1bn revamp of west London shopping centre
Latest version of the scheme is back in with planners for approval