Time to decide the UK's housing future
The UK Government is due to announce its decision on Part L of the Building Regulations Act imminently which could cause a major shift in how houses are built in Britain
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BIM: a new way of working
By 2016, all public projects, regardless of their size, will be required to use Building Information Modelling (BIM); a method of incorporating all the important information about a building to create one digital model
Betchel Motorway recieves top industry award
A highly sought after ERN award has recognised the successful and innovative delivery of key Balkan Route
John Holland to build new University of Sydney Business School
Sydney based architect John Holland Group is announced as the contractor for University's new business school design
BAM Construction secures £12.5 million Leeds project
European construction giant will take on the new Leeds Children's home project worth £12 million having been a hit with Leeds council in the past
Infrastructure orders fall as Britain experiences housing boost
The ONS has announced that shortcomings in new infrastructure contracts has been offset by an unexpected rise in new build housing tenures
Balfour Beatty get LEED Gold for San Diego offices
Leading American contractor Balfour Beatty gains LEED gold award for its latest office buildings in San Diego, California
London property deal nets £60 million for United House
London's property market continues to surge as United House bags yet another significant council refurbishment deal
Skanska makes good on London Bridge rail promise
Fiftymetres of track has been removed and thirty metres of new plates laid by leading development and construction company Skanska UK, on behalf of Network Rail, as part of a £6billion programme to improve rail services through London Bridge Station.
Kiwi students resurect unseen Maori architecture
Students at one of New Zealand's leading architecture schools have brought a 200-year-old piece of Maori architecture back to life in Auckland