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Features‘We didn’t know we’d end up where we’ve landed’: Shaun Holdcroft on his journey with LGAH
In eight years, the pensions giant has created an 8,500-home for-profit provider with exemplary regulatory gradings. Daniel Gayne spoke to the group’s affordable housing boss to find how it got there and why it’s tempered its growth targets
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Information - BuildingCPD 17 2026: Using XPS insulation below DPC level in cavity walls
Sponsored by PolyFoam XPS, this CPD module explores the principles behind using extruded polystyrene (XPS) insulation in masonry cavity walls below damp-proof course (DPC) level, examining relevant Building Regulations guidance, detailing approaches and the role of thermal modelling in achieving robust building performance
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FeaturesFrom housing viability to AI and data centres: the key debates at Building the Future Conference
Discussions on viability dominated the fourth annual meeting of construction professionals in London where talk focused on how projects can be delivered in a challenging market
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NewsHeritage campaigners left disappointed after 10 Cabot Square building in Canary Wharf given immunity from listing
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NewsFit out firm BW brings in new recruits from Mace and Skanska
New arrivals take up commercial and health ans safety director roles
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Proposal for 25 Wellington Square would see 1970s graduate accommodation block demolished and replaced with new academic building
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NewsHTA claims top prize at Architect of the Year Awards 2026
Other practices to win big include RCKa, NBBJ and David Kohn Architects
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CommentWhy London should lead the UK’s shift to circular construction
Sticking to the norm is not an option given construction’s contribution to waste. We must move to an approach prioritising re-use and the capital is perfectly placed to spearhead the effort, writes David Wellwood.
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