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CommentSketch of the week: Skinners Kent academy
This concept sketch of Skinners Kent Academy was a collaboration between Matt Golds and Dan Smith of Hunters South Architects.
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Competition fails in our industry
Competition in the construction industry is a dysfunctional travesty of the real thing
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CommentStronger evidence of revival
June鈥檚 contract awards data shows an increase and indicates that the recovery is sustainable, at least in the medium term
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CommentThe pace of growth
This month鈥檚 figures show slight falls in commercial retail and infrastructure despite a generally positive sentiment in the industry, so what鈥檚 going on?
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CommentHow does your garden grow?
Garden cities hold out the attractive prospect of helping meet the demand for new housing, but political, financial and planning obstacles could nip them in the bud
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CommentGet in early
The number of women in construction is still woefuly low. We need to engage with schools so that children have a better idea of what construction can offer
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CommentLife chances
Can the UK find new ways of caring for the elderly, and evolve its nursing homes into places where people don鈥檛 鈥榞o to die鈥�?
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CommentGovernment has quietly unlocked a 拢900m energy efficiency pipeline
The government鈥檚 new energy audit scheme might seem like another green burden on companies, but there is money to be made too
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CommentHansom: Time gentlemen, please
There鈥檚 a wry confession at the Education Funding Agency, directors at a charity鈥檚 VIP reception sneak into a pop concert, and workers on the Nottingham Tramlink project face a strict drink and drugs test
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CommentHanding over the reins at CIC
Two years ago Jack Pringle took over the chair of the Construction Industry Council convinced the industry needed a forum where everyone could thrash out ideas to take to government. As he steps down, the same thoughts assail him
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CommentEstate agents are flouting EPC rules
Figures from Friends of the Earth in Manchester reveal that very few estate agents are fully complying with the law
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CommentThe World Cup's over - but Passivhaus is not
Steve Douglas on how a footballing trip to Brazil resulted in an unexpected lesson in low carbon housebuilding
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CommentEthiopia: It's not about the oil
Political stability and solid investment in infrastructure and renewable energy make Ethiopia an attractive proposition, but new entrants to the market should proceed with care
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Comment'Sharership' is the new leadership
Social media platforms can help promote conversations about sustainability, but only if they don鈥檛 become silos themselves
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CommentBIM and MEP consultants - what is hindering progress?
MEP designers have dragged their heels on BIM for too long - here鈥檚 a practical guide to getting them up to speed
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CommentProcedure: Denton, Decadent and Utilise appeals
The Court of Appeal heard three appeals together, each relating to granting relief from sanctions under CPR Rule 3.9