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NewsPlans submitted for 772-home second phase of Kodak factory masterplan
Scheme for L&Q inspired by site’s heritage of photography and manufacturing
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NewsFirst images unveiled of Studio Egret West masterplan for remainder of Battersea Power Station development
Plot covers final 16 acres of 42 acre site
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Housebuilder has turnover of £52m and around 77 employees
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FeaturesOlympia reborn: How London’s historic exhibition venue has been revitalised for the modern age
The £1.3bn transformation of the historic venue in west London has added entertainment, hospitality and workspace to an already congested site. Thomas Lane visits one of the capital’s most complex construction projects
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CommentSocial value needs to be embedded in procurement from the start, not treated as a compliance exercise
The most meaningful contributions to a project are often not financial, says Olaide Oboh
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SponsoredTackling cold spots: building the skills pipeline where it’s needed most
Construction’s skills crisis is real, urgent and unevenly spread — and the traditional education pipeline has no convincing answer to the cold spots, workforce gaps and geographic mismatches leaving communities without the homes they were promised, writes Kim Davies of the University of the Built Environment
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FeaturesWhat would prime minister Burnham look like for the built environment?
The new MP for Makerfield still has a way to go if he wants to take Keir Starmer’s job. But with his ascent to Number 10 looking more likely by the day, Daniel Gayne breaks down what his policy agenda might look like for housing, infrastructure and skills
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