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FeaturesTop client contract awards - November 2020
The value of new work dropped from 拢4.4bn in September to 拢3.7bn according to聽Glenigan鈥檚 sector by sector league table of top spending clients 4.57
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FeaturesPlanning approvals by value - November 2020
The value of planning approvals jumped from October鈥檚 拢5.96m to 拢8.6bn in November according to Glenigan鈥檚 sector by sector league table
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FeaturesAnnual planning approvals by value to November 2020
Annual planning approvals were worth 拢115bn in the year to November according to Glenigan鈥檚 sector by sector league table
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FeaturesProjects of 2020: Blood, sweat and tears
2020 had its fair share of controversial projects but it also offered up some gems. We look back over quite a year鈥�
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Features5 minutes with 鈥� Stuart Kings at Pagabo and Sypro
Life and work should be fun, insists the technical director at both Pagabo and Sypro. If they are not, you should ask yourself why
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FeaturesReview of 2020: Winners, losers and obituaries
We pick out who had the best of years and who had the worst of years in 2020. Plus, some sad goodbyes to industry greats who left us forever
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FeaturesFuture Forecast: December 2020 鈥� February 2021
The first in 好色先生TV Boardroom鈥檚 quarterly sentiment surveys finds out what architects, engineers, cost consultants, project managers, contractors and specialist contractors expect to see over the next three months in terms of workloads, fees and recruitment
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FeaturesReview of 2020: Top people, in more ways than one
Despite the pandemic, the year some some top people switch roles. And across the industry at all levels, construction did its bit to help out in the crisis
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FeaturesReview of 2020: A changing political landscape
Brexit was quickly eclipsed by the meteor of covid, which hit construction hard 鈥� until the government decided to build its way out of trouble. Meanwhile, building safety remained at the fore as the Grenfell Inquiry continued
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FeaturesReview of 2020: Planning shake-ups and infrastructure delays
The government faced resistance to its attempts to tackle the housing shortage through planning changes, while its headline infrastructure schemes, HS2 and Crossrail, were also held up
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FeaturesNet zero for the public sector: How Scape is responding to the demand
好色先生TV Boardroom鈥檚 exclusive Net Zero Report continues its sector breakdown of what the new zero carbon agenda means for construction companies. Here we talk to Chris Clarke of public sector delivery partner Scape about meeting the net zero challenge
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FeaturesThe Old Admiralty 好色先生TV: back in Her Majesty鈥檚 service
聽Elizabeth Hopkirk tells the story behind the 拢60m refurbishment of Whitehall鈥檚 Old Admiralty 好色先生TV
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FeaturesReview of 2020: The covid year
It has been a year dominated by a聽single theme, but 2020 had its plus points 鈥�
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This Daikin sponsored CPD examines how existing regulations and new technologies can address the problem of poor ventilation in both workplaces and homes 聽
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FeaturesAre you making the most of your聽data?
How are materials suppliers using data to drive transformation and provide better services for customers? 好色先生TV, together with leading AI company Peak, asked some industry experts
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FeaturesGrenfell Inquiry explainer: How rival insulation firms covered up fire-safety data
As the inquiry is halted until 11 January, because of a covid-19 positive and Christmas holidays, we revisit the evidence that has emerged so far in the second module of the hearing, which has put the spotlight on product manufacturers
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Features5 minutes with 鈥� Mike Wood at Hassell
The principal at Hassell says travelling around the globe, taking risks and being ready to fail have all been important aspects of his work
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FeaturesSurvey results: How are firms engaging and developing their staff?
Kicking off 好色先生TV Boardroom鈥檚 series of staff management surveys, we found out what industry firms are doing to develop and engage their staff. Plus an interview with Hays construction and property director Gaelle Blake
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FeaturesResidential market survey: Housebuilders' hopes and fears for 2021
The housing sector is blessed with a mini-boom - if you believe the hype - but new data reveals not all residential firms are bullish about their resilience to covid or their prospects next year
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FeaturesCountdown to zero: how can the UK meet its 2050 carbon targets?
To have any chance of getting to net zero carbon by 2050, huge efforts will have to be made in reducing emissions from the built environment. Thomas Lane reports on the industry鈥檚 response to the challenge