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MCS Group has begun the construction of three new retail units in Hertfordshire after being awarded a £9m contract by Consolidated Property Group (CPG). -
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The bridge, which weighs 150 tonnes and is 60 metres long, now spans the A63 after it was wheeled into place over the weekend. -
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Building with repurposed shipping containers has come leaps and bounds over the years, with various cities around the world using the affordable building material to their advantage. -
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In 2016, Imperial College London took over the unoccupied Royal Mail sorting office from the Science Museum, where planning was submitted to change the Edwardian, baroque style sorting office into the new ‘Dyson School of Design Engineering’ -
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The Crown Commercial Service (CCS) has named 128 suppliers on a major new procurement agreement which will help shape public sector construction -
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The Chancellor has announced more than £250m in funding from the Housing Infrastructure Fund to ensure over 20,000 new homes nationwide have access to the vital infrastructure they need. -
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We’re counting down the days until London Build 2019, the leading construction and design show for the UK.
Now in its fifth year, London Build 2019 continues to have an important focus on mental health and well-being. To that end, we’re proud to support Movember at this year’s show as our official charity partner.
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The construction company estimates that the innovation could save more than £40m a year for the UK rail network as well as remove workers from risk of harm. -
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London’s newest skyscraper is only the second tallest building in the UK (after The Shard), but the 278-metre tower rises highest when it comes to technology. -
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The garden studio sits, or rather nests, at the rear of a small garden connected by a patio paved in clay pavers, a contemporary addition but inline with the reclaimed bricks used for the garden walls. -
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The last module has arrived to complete the world’s tallest modular residential building in south London. The 44-storey tower will deliver 546 rental properties, and took just 35 weeks to complete. -
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COOKSTOWN builder McAleer & Rushe and its London joint-venture partner partner Quintain have scored a major Wembley win. -
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Pioneering medicine now has a fitting home in the shape of the Zayed Centre for Research at the Great Ormond Hospital in London, designed by Stanton Williams -
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Higgins has been awarded the £22.5m contract to design and build the first phase of the Grange Farm Estate in South Harrow -
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The council pledged to build 2,500 'genuinely affordable' homes by March 2022 - this is how they're getting on -
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As part of a mixed-use scheme for the Essex town, Kier will build 35 apartments, a health centre, a 70-bed Travelodge hotel, a new bus interchange, a twin-level car park and a café -
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London’s property landscape is forever shifting, both figuratively and literally. From terrace houses to high-rises, property developers have always sought out new and innovative ways to build homes and provide exciting new housing opportunities. -
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Parker Strategic Land is proposing the development on the site of Scraptoft Golf Club, which will move to a new site, a few miles away. -
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With an estimated 320,000 people homeless in Britain, charities are turning to using tiny ‘pods’ as temporary accommodation -
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British architect Adam Richards of his eponymous firm, Adam Richards architects, has built a home for himself and his family in the south downs national park, Sussex, UK.