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BAM picked to build £30m Newcastle office block
The 70,000 sq ft building, designed by Ryder Architecture, will be set over six floors in Strawberry Lane, next to the St James’ Park football stadium.
The £30m building will house Home Group’s administrative and customer service centre staff. BAM...
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CLC launches Brexit working group to prepare construction industry
The Construction Leadership Council has launched a ‘Brexit Working Group’, to produce and signpost business guidance and information to help the industry prepare for Brexit.
The Brexit Working Group will also aim to identify critical issues facing the construction industry...
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Bluebeam Revu 20 empowers real-time collaboration across project partners worldwide, saving time and improving project quality
Bluebeam, leading developer of solutions and services that set the standard for architecture, engineering and construction professionals worldwide, announces the newest version of Revu, their flagship project efficiency and collaboration solution. Revu 20 delivers greater flexibility and control with...
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Skanska tests two cutting-edge digital technologies on Californian site
Skanska is piloting two programs aimed to improving site safety and keeping tabs on the progress of site work. The two technologies, OpenSpace and SolidSpac3, are being trialled at the $188m CHA Hollywood Medical Centre, where the firm is...
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Ts’uubaa-asatx Nation starts construction of new marina business
Community-driven development projects help build healthier, more sustainable communities while promoting the creation of good jobs and long-term economic prosperity. The Government of Canada is working in partnership with First Nation, Inuit and Métis to support communities’ pursuit of...
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Pandemic has affected Florida construction industry, but future may look bright
Florida’s general statistics are coming in better than other states, said Michael Bourré, president of the Florida Home Builders Association, during a panel discussion hosted by GrayRobinson, P.A.,
Although the construction industry is dealing with Covid-caused disruption, the industry might...
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DEWA uses 3D printing to develop future solutions that enhance productivity, operational efficiency
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, DEWA, through its Research and Development Centre, has developed advanced infrastructure and specialised software in 3D printing and additive manufacturing.
DEWA is the first organisation in the Gulf Cooperation Council to deploy Markforged Metalx 3D...
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