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A month after the devastating fire, emergency reconstruction works are underway.
New plans to stamp out rogue mobile home site owners.
Battersea Power Station to build glass elevator inside chimney.
Building new smart cities from scratch could be a response to Africa's growing population.
The London Build Expo is hosting a Diversity in Construction panel and networking session on October 24.
New ICE publication recommends pay-as-you-go tax to fund roads and other financing options.
BSRIA launches a White Paper on wearable technology and wellbeing in buildings.
Sagrada Familia gets building licence 136 years after work began
There must be no 'blank cheque' for £4bn Palace of Westminster refurbishment.
Have the pressures of the market shredded the core values of professionalism?
Government releases first tranche of funding for removal of unsafe high-rise cladding.
Tallest residential building in the world planned for New York City.
Construction and property businesses unite over net zero carbon.
Infrastructure and housing workloads keep UK construction sector buoyant.
More than half of UK builders have been victims of tool theft, according to new research.
Location shortlist for controversial new footbridge revealed.
Time is running out to book your place at BSRIA Briefing 2018.
UKGBC launches Innovation Portal for the built environment.
Only 4% of Home Building Fund destined for offsite.
CIOB's Art of Building international photography competition opens.
BSRIA examine the 'unpredictable' 2018 global air conditioning market.
ICE publish new report calling for new sector-wide body to help avert structural failures.
Taxes on buy-to-let landlords have not pushed up rents, study says.
With the clock ticking, RIBA say that a 'no deal Brexit' will be "disastrous" for the architecture profession.
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