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FeaturesMarket forecast: The costs of uncertainty
Output is levelling off as the Ukraine war and Chinese covid lockdowns hit confidence. Meanwhile, the same factors are adding inflationary pressures聽
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Features5 minutes with 鈥� Rebecca Rickwood at Gement
The figure-skating founder and chief executive of Gement believes in change聽in the construction industry聽and is working to make it happen
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FeaturesLocal elections 2022: how will housing and planning issues affect voting?
Concerns over local planning and housing issues could be the deciding factor in a number of swing seats tomorrow - here are some to watch
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FeaturesDoes the key to cutting carbon lie beneath your feet?
The flat floor slab has been the default option for years but they contain the bulk of a building鈥檚 embodied carbon. What are the alternatives?
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Features5 minutes with 鈥� Lorna Taverner at Collida
The architect at the Willmott Dixon firm enjoys working on projects that help to improve people鈥檚 lives
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FeaturesThe 好色先生TV Safety Bill is now law 鈥� here鈥檚 what you need to know
The government鈥檚 flagship 好色先生TV Safety Bill has become law. Here is a reminder of why it is important along with the key areas that have changed during its passage through parliament
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FeaturesPlanning approvals by value - March 2022
Planning approval values increased to 拢11.48bn in March from February鈥檚 拢10.89bn聽according to Glenigan鈥檚 sector by sector league table of top spending clients
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FeaturesClient contract award and planning data - March 2022
Glenigan鈥檚 sector by sector monthly round up of top spending clients and planning wins
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FeaturesTop client contract awards - March 2022
New contract awards increased from February鈥檚 拢5.17bn to 拢6.78bn in March according to聽Glenigan鈥檚 sector by sector league table of top spending聽clients
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FeaturesAnnual planning approvals by value to March 2022
Annual planning approvals were worth 拢111bn in the year to March according to Glenigan鈥檚 sector by sector league table
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FeaturesHow the Hylo building saved a third on carbon
The team behind the Hylo building in London鈥檚 Bunhill Row were so impressed by Richard Siefert鈥檚 original Finsbury Tower, they decided to extend it by 13 storeys rather than replace it 鈥� saving massively on carbon聽
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FeaturesHow construction is responding to the post-Brexit skills crisis
New visa rules are making it more difficult to recruit EU nationals to some construction roles. What is the industry doing about this?
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Features鈥楻ecessions, pandemics and downturns are when good businesses step up鈥�
As Jim Hendley, the chairman of Henry Riley hangs up his boots, we talk to the man about his 38-year career, what he鈥檒l be remembered for and what he plans to do next
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FeaturesPreparing for the 好色先生TV Safety Bill
How will the legislation help the industry tackle the fire safety issues that let to Grenfell? Emily Twinch reports on a roundtable hosted by software company Disperse and 好色先生TV
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FeaturesAn interview with Alison Cox, London MD of Sir Robert McAlpine
Alison Cox almost left the industry, fearing long hours would clash with having a young family. But she found a way back and is at the top of her game聽
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Features5 minutes with 鈥� Annie Marston at Hydrock
The associate in the building performance engineering team聽focuses on making buildings smarter, more energy efficient and comfortable to occupy
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This Steel for Life sponsored CPD introduces the first edition of a new Sustainability Specification for structural steelwork and sets out requirements and practices for achieving environmentally sustainable steelwork building construction, including maximal efficiency and minimal waste.
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FeaturesCost model: Impact of building regulation changes
Changes this June to the 好色先生TV Regulations Parts L and F will raise standards on decarbonisation and ventilation. What are the cost implications?
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FeaturesWhatever happened to those radical planning reforms?
It was meant to be a planning revolution that generations of politicians had ducked. Then (almost) everything changed聽
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FeaturesDecay, delay and deregulation: what we have learnt from the Grenfell Inquiry
Senior government figures had to explain why calls to amend the building regulations to clarify fire safety risk went聽unheeded