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Definitely maybe: Predictions for 2015
May’s general election is a dead certainty to happen but what are the other key developments, challenges and government priorities that will shape construction’s year?
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BIM: Visualisation technology
Software used in the gaming industry is being integrated within a BIM platform to give enhanced architectural visualisation - offering designers a mind-bending simulation capacity
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Global city focus: Doha
As the growth potential of countries becomes increasingly reliant on key cities, EC Harris looks at how Doha is driving Qatar’s vision of economic diversity
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Predictions for 2015: Philippe Honnorat
WSP’s UK head of building services on what the next 12 months have in store
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Predictions for 2015: Alan Brown
Cala’s chief executive officer reveals what he’s expecting from 2015
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Predictions for 2015: James Pellatt
Great Portland Estates’ head of projects looks at 2015 from a client perspective
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Predictions for 2015: Jack Pringle
Pringle Brandon Perkins + Will’s principal and managing director forecasts 2015
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Predictions for 2015: Mark Reynolds
Mace’s chief executive predicts what 2015 could have in store for contractors and the wider sector
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Review of 2014: Fairy tale endings
Continuing our look back at the year gone by, here’s a selection of some of the biggest positive news
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Review of 2014: Grimm Tales
Our annual review of construction dwells, for a moment, on the sector’s most depressing stories
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Jingle bell blocks
Take five teams of construction professionals, stick them in a roomful of Lego, get them to carry out three slightly offbeat tasks, and award them bonus points for good ideas on where to stick Santa… yes, folks, it can only be ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV’s 2014 Christmas challenge
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Projects 2014 review: part 3
ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV takes a look back at the completed projects that impressed in 2014
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Projects 2014 review: part 2
Two more completed projects that impressed in 2014 - the British Museum and Heathrow’s T2
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Projects 2014 review: part 1
ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV takes a look back at the completed projects that impressed in 2014
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Market review: A slight dip
The value of construction contracts awarded in the UK dropped to £5.8bn in November, with residential accounting for the highest proportion of contracts awarded by value. Here are highlights of Barbour ABI’s latest monthly Economic Construction Market Review