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Government’s plans to build homes in ‘Europe’s Silicon Valley’ at risk of subsidence before work even begins
Thousands of new homes planned for construction in the Oxford-Cambridge growth corridor could face serious subsidence risks, potentially leaving future homeowners with uninsurable properties, experts have warned. The Government’s plan to build 4,500 homes in the region, part of a wider drive to tackle the housing crisis, is now under scrutiny as geological concerns come…
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Lendlease’s focus on domestic work begins to pay off
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. After several years of losses, a strategy pivot by Australia-based builder and developer Lendlease appears to be paying off. On Monday, the firm reported a statutory profit of $48 million Australian dollars ($30.46 million) for its first…
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Rosendin Begins Construction on UCSF Helen Diller Hospital
Rosendin, the nation’s largest employee-owned electrical contractor, has begun work on the new UCSF Health Helen Diller Hospital in San Francisco. The $4.3 billion project at the University of California, San Francisco’s flagship campus at Parnassus Heights is one of the nation’s most innovative hospitals under construction, dubbed “the hospital of the future.” In August…
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Refurbishment of London’s iconic Hungerford Bridge begins
Network Rail kicked off works to refurbish the 161-year-old Hungerford railway bridge on Saturday (18 January). The structure takes trains over the River Thames between the South Bank, near Waterloo, and London Charing Cross station. The project, which will be carried out in two phases, involves engineers preparing and painting the bridge, testing the truss…
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F.H. Paschen Begins Construction on City of Atlanta’s New Fire Station #30
Atlanta, GA – F.H. Paschen is proud to partner with the City of Atlanta on the redevelopment of Fire Station #30, a critical infrastructure project designed to restore and enhance emergency services for the surrounding South Atlanta community. On September 20, 2024, city leaders, including Mayor Andre Dickens and Atlanta Fire Chief Roderick Smith, gathered…