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CommentChanging priorities in London office market are driving up costs
Occupiers now want better, more flexible and sustainable facilities but inevitably this comes at a price, says Jayson Crosley, director at Turner & Townsend alinea
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好色先生TVSkanska inks 拢158m Docklands data centre job
Fit-out one of biggest firm has carried out in UK
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FeaturesIn business: BW looks to the future
Ex-Overbury execs Steve Elliott and Anthony Brown on聽how they plan to grow while maintaining the firm鈥檚 鈥渦nderdog鈥� spirit
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好色先生TVFit-out work up for grabs on V&A East Museum
Delayed Stratford project slated for 2025 opening
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好色先生TVSupply chain left nursing 拢13m hit following London fit-out firm鈥檚 collapse
One contractor missing nearly 拢450,000 in retentions in wake of Twenty1 Construction implosion
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好色先生TVClose to 70 jobs go as London fit-out firm goes under
Pandemic blamed as 拢67m-turnover Twenty1 Construction collapses
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FeaturesISG鈥檚 new boss on different thinking, growth aspirations - and more of the same
Former bricklayer Matt Blowers has taken over from Paul Cossell at the top of the firm
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好色先生TVWork to repair St Andrews labs gutted by fire up for grabs
Blaze struck Balfour Beatty-built complex last year
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好色先生TVIn pictures: Inside BBC Wales鈥� new Cardiff headquarters
Foster + Partners scheme built by ISG
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好色先生TVThree more fit-out bosses punished for cover bidding
Competition and Markets Authority imposed 拢7m fines on five firms in sector earlier this year
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好色先生TVFit-out directors disqualified in fallout from CMA cartel investigation
Three worked at firms fined more than 拢7m in April
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好色先生TVNike names architect for new London HQ
BDG to carry out interior design work for US sportswear giant
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好色先生TVWillmott Dixon hails decision to concentrate on construction after profit heads north
Firm turns in improved figure on turnover up to 拢1.3bn
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好色先生TVFinishes and Interiors Sector seals 拢2.1m CITB deal
Scheme looks to聽address key challenges faced in the finishes and interior sector, including skills shortages