All ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø articles in 28 October 2016
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News
L&G gets go-ahead for 440 homes in north London
Scheme designed by Assael could use off-site construction
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Features
Sketch of the week: Richmond upon Thames College
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Philip Watson
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News
'All bets are off' as May loses Article 50 court case
Brexit timetable in question as industry predicts further uncertainty and a possible early election
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Olympic Park boss resigns amid stadium costs row
Total costs on the project have risen to over £700m
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Aberdeen raises £370m bond for infrastructure
Bond is first to be issued by a Scottish council
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Severfield confirms 22 Bishopsgate steel win
Project is part of £72m contract haul for the specialist
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Minister slams 'cult of ugliness' in British architecture
Government declares war on Brutalism and says it will rebuild London’s demolished Euston Arch
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Anger as plans for York landmark approved
Campaigners rip into proposed visitor centre and viewing platform for 13th Century tower
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Construction activity growth continues in October
But Markit/CIPS survey points to low business confidence and slower rate of expansion
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News
Former deputy mayor joins Willmott Dixon resi arm
Richard Blakeway joins as a strategic advisor
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Herzog & de Meuron lands Berlin gallery
Practice’s proposals for 20th Century art gallery picked for Kulturforum slot
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Ministers plan 100,000 modular homes push
Government to provide invcentives to boost off-site construction
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London tender prices to fall 5% in two years, Core Five says
Consultant forecasts weak economic growth will lead to a reduction in tender prices
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Multiplex inks 22 Bishopsgate build contract
‘Full speed ahead’ on City’s tallest tower after funders commit to speculative build
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Features
Sketch of the week: The King’s Library
This week’s #buildingdoodle sketch is by Sarah Collingwood
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Comment
Case in focus: Enforcement and severance
Did inconsistencies between consecutive adjudication decisions render the second decision unenforceable? Or, if enforceable, could the second decision be severed due to an arithmetical error?
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News
‘Cadbury-effect’ as firms put focus on welfare
Employers starting to practice ‘paternalism’ of Victorian social reform, says GPE major projects boss