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HS2 unveils final designs for Moxon’s Thame Valley viaduct
All major elements of 880m-long bridge to be manufactured offsite
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No reason to reverse Oxford Street M&S demolition decision, says mayor
Khan had agreed to revisit decision after carbon emission concerns
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Cladding pledge includes promise on ‘proportionate’ repairs
Full text of agreement with government ensures housebuilders will not pay for ‘betterment’ of existing properties
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Oxford University unveils debut homes under £4bn initiative with L&G
Scheme has been designed by local firm FMJT and is aimed at postgraduates
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City recruits developers and contractors to green skills taskforce
Group looking to addres skills gap in quest to decarbonise Square Mile by 2040
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Booming property business sees Caddick numbers on the up
But firm’s sporting arm which centres on Leeds Rhinos rugby league club sank further into red
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DfT announces £30m to fund innovation to decarbonise highway construction
Highways and transport sector is UK’s biggest emitter
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Glenn Howells teams up with Eden Project for Canary Wharf revamp
New parks and gardens planned at east London business district
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RSHP lodges plans for British Library extension
Project team includes developer Stanhope and engineer Arup
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February storms hit monthly output but quarterly rise strongest since last spring
ONS figures say fall in repair and maintenance work also helped send growth into reverse
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Mace lined up for first phase at huge expansion of Oxford University science park
Deal understood to be worth around £50m with Hawkins Brown drawing up wider masterplan for Begbroke site
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Employees of collapsed Midas owed more than £4.5m
300 employees left out of pocket as amount owed by group to suppliers nears £60m
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Quality of buildings helps push London into top spot for building costs, Arcadis says
Productivity issues also behind rise, consultant adds
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Faithful + Gould gets new UK managing director
New boss takes over from company veteran Jon Sealy
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High Court quashes Adjaye’s £100m holocaust memorial plans
Proposals ruled to be in breach of a 1900 legal act protecting listed Victoria Tower Gardens
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Pickles denies being ‘spectacularly out of touch’ with own department on building regulations
Former housing minister gets number of victims wrong in tense exchanges with Grenfell QC
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Lendlease blames covid as firm racks up £21m loss
Firm warns pandemic will continue to have impact on bottom line
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L&Q completes more than 4,000 homes in record year
Housing association finishes record number of homes
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Aberdeen FC commits to building Europe’s first net zero stadium
Club yet to decide between two potential sites for stadium
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Council holds off making decision on adding more storeys to Docklands tower
Developer had aimed to “retrofit” the building’s waste management methods from existing tower, council told