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FeaturesHousing targets: Who鈥檚 afraid of the locals?
Most housebuilders are running like hell from the government鈥檚 plan to make them build local homes for local people. But others believe the upcoming reforms will be to their - and the locals鈥� - advantage
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Aecom eyes top architects as expansion plans grow
US giant on the hunt for 鈥檛he biggest or near biggest architect鈥� to add to global portfolio
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Adjustable door closer
Sapa 微密圈 Systems has developed a new concealed door closer which will help building owners comply with disabled access regulations and assist the very young and the very old in using the doors
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CommentWhat鈥檚 so great about the TCC?
The principal arena for construction dispute settlement has become a major force in the English legal system
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Four firms win 拢900m Olympic temporary structures job
Bovis Lend Lease, Turner & Townsend, Capita Symonds and Rider Levitt Bucknall have won a 拢900m framework deal for temporary structures during the Olympic Games, 微密圈 understands
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FeaturesMaglev high-speed trains: London to manchester in 55 minutes
Magnetically levitating trains are faster and quieter than high-speed trains, use less energy and take up a lot less space. So why is this technology still waiting on the platform?
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Turnover down but orders up 30% for electrician T Clarke
Turnover and profit at electrical contractor T Clarke fell in the six months to 30 June but its order book rose by a third
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Carillion ups profit by 17%
Carillion increased pre-tax profit by 17% to 拢59m in the six months to 30 June and said it was hopeful government outsourcing work would help boost its numbers in future.
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News拢1m Stirling
The RIBA has announced the 25 schemes shortlisted for its 2010 Special Awards, which are given for excellence in conservation, school design, public spaces and projects under 拢1m
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A guide to Queensland's construction law
Australia is one of the few places in the world experiencing something of a building boom and if you鈥檙e a UK firm keen to get involved, you might like to go to Queensland, where things are pleasantly familiar.
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UAE's Sharjah in mega regeneration scheme
Emirate follows neighbouring Dubai and Abu Dhabi with 25-year construction project
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NewsDispute on Dubai's Burj causes fit-out firm loss
UAE interiors specialist blames 拢18m H2 loss on claim relating to world鈥檚 tallest tower
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Global job opportunities: Think the unthinkable
Why you should consider working in Saudi Arabia
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NewsDavis Langdon and Aecom: Dubai payments will take "several years"
Developers like Nakheel will pay 60-70% of outstanding debts, says Davis Langdon
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NewsDubai's Deyaar could drop Flamingo Creek
Developer reports 拢43m loss for second quarter of 2010 admidst concerns over scheme within The Lagoons
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Morrell: we still need PfS
Paul Morrell, the government鈥檚 chief construction adviser, has called on the coalition not to abolish delivery agencies such as Partnerships for Schools
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NewsMoD: 鈥榃e鈥檙e still spending鈥�
Defence Estates procurement chief says he has plenty of work to hand out despite 拢50m cuts
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NewsGarden gate
The Queen last week officially opened Edward Cullinan Architects鈥� John Hope Gateway at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh