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The system works by site workers wearing a 360-degree camera on their hard hats during weekly or daily site walks, which records data. -
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London's leading construction and design awards took place on Wednesday 28 November when the UK’s favourite impersonator Alistair McGowan crowned our 21 deserving winners. The accomplishments of each ... -
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We’re coming the final days in the run up to London Build! The only show of its kind is set to take over Olympia London, celebrating the UK’s biggest Festival of Construction as it returns for 2019, bigger than ever.
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Sheppard Robson has unveiled the mixed-use Citicape House in London that will have the "largest living wall in Europe" to help improve local air quality. -
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Marshalls has explored the future of the UK’s building environments and how they can adopt more urban greenery to create eco-friendly cities. -
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Construction will soon begin on a multi-million pound specialist dementia care home in Kingston. -
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Construction work on Cycleway 4, a major new London cycle route between Tower Bridge and Greenwich, has reached another significant milestone. -
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Kier has completed and handed over the new multi-million pound Global Centre of Innovation at Infineum’s UK headquarters, near Didcot -
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Contractors have agreed to create 560 jobs and hundreds of new apprenticeships in the construction industry by 2025. -
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Boutique and luxury hotels are on the rise with 210 new hotels in the development pipeline in London
Most of the hotels across the capital that have planning permission, or are already under construction are based in Westminster (48), adding over 6,800 new guest rooms. A further 12 are in the Heathrow area. -
Galliard Homes has acquired a £140m residential development site about London’s new Tottenham Court Road Crossrail station. -
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Hopkins House was designed by Michael and Patty Hopkins as their own home. We take a look at the lightweight steel and glass house as part of our series on high-tech architecture. -
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BOLD new plans have been unveiled to revamp and rename Gretna Gateway Outlet Village in a multi-million pound investment by its owners. -
Enfield Council has agreed to plans that will transform two adjacent Edmonton estates, dramatically improving residents’ lives.
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Stanton Williams used glazing to give patients and the public a chance to celebrate the little-seen work of clinicians and researchers. -
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Three Rivers District Council has opened 17 flats, which have now all been filled, in Bury Lane, Rickmansworth. -
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Unlike the tunnel boring machines, which are constructing the Thames Tideway sewer itself along with two connection tunnels, Ward & Burke's pipe-jacking machines are unmanned excavators that are controlled by a team working at ground level.
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Plans to turn a four-storey underground car park in London into a shopping and leisure complex should act as a “spring board” for similar schemes across the UK, according to an engineering group dedicated to promoting smart use of underground space. -
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London’s Cavendish Square is set to be transformed into a subterranean mixed-use destination, with an investment in excess of 100 million pounds, to turn the area into the “Oasis” of Oxford Street in the heart of London’s West End.