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Brexit across the regions: View from Wales
Read viewpoints from four different corners of the UK as the nation braces itself for Brexit
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Tracker: August 2018
Activity indices rose in August for all sectors except civil engineering, which hit its lowest level for six months
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In pictures: National Maritime Museum new galleries
The £12.6m project, designed by Purcell, is in former Lutyens library at grade I Greenwich institution
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Communication made simple
Architects need to learn to express their role and the value of good design more clearly if the public and politicians are to be won over, writes Sadie Morgan
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ISG wins £70m build-to-rent brace
Two developments for Brickland will be built in Manchester and Liverpool
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Ӱ Awards 2018: Refurbishment of the Year shortlist - part 2
Nominees in this category include the spectacular overhaul of a neoclassical piazza in Yorkshire
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Government pledges £165m to Commonwealth Games Village
The funding will help unlock 5,100 homes and provide infrastructure
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Combustible cladding ban needs to go further, say fire experts
Fire union wants material outlawed on all buildings
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Mace boss rips into PM’s Brexit immigration plans
Mark Reynolds tells Theresa May to think again over policy to concentrate on high-skilled workers once UK leaves EU
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Weakest rise in construction output for six months in September
Civil engineering was the worst performing subsector
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Interserve flogs scaffolding business
Disposal part of the firm’s decision to concentrate on core markets
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Ӱ Awards 2018: Refurbishment of the Year shortlist - part 1
Nominees in this category include the spectacular overhaul of a neoclassical piazza in Yorkshire
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Footballers get result in Wirral Waters homes scheme
Firm backed by Rio Ferdinand and Mark Noble backing affordable housing plan in the North West
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Industry bigwig says government not doing enough on apprenticeship levy
Cast boss says 25% cap on transferring apprenticeship funds is “still too low”
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Housing secretary set to ban combustible cladding
Ban is not expected to apply to existing buildings
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City Hall gives Dagenham car plant housing scheme green light
Scheme was called in after council’s rejection of 3,000-home development earlier this year
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HOK boss says government is handling Brexit 'terribly'
HOK’s London head says negotiations ‘go from crisis to crisis’
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Contemporary orangery with bespoke rooflights transforms family home
This elegant extension, designed by award-winning practice Chris Dyson Architects, not only significantly increases the footprint of the client’s North London home, but also delivers a uniquely versatile living space for use all year round. The pure scale and the innovative use of glazing for the ...
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