All Building articles in 01 February 2013
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Wates bags £25m Exeter research hub
Exclusive: Contractor to build University of Exeter’s advanced disease research centre
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Leadbitter bags £23m Swansea research centre
Exclusive: Contractor has been appointed preferred bidder for the £23m job to build Swansea University’s new Innovation Hub
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Bam and Kier vie for £80m worth of schools
Exclusive: Bam and Kier shortlisted for both of the latest two batches of priority schools
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Severfield-Rowen's cost overruns hit £20.1m
Severfield-Rowen has announced a £20.1m hit to its profit, including a £10m overrun on the Cheesegrater job
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Government unveils further deals to boost cities
Twenty groups of local authorities handed greater powers over planning and economic development
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Interserve appointed as project manager for Lambeth
Contractor to provide cost management and design services
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Labour backs key green building campaign aims
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls backs key aims of Building’s Green for Growth campaign in letter to Eric Pickles
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Cladding specialist Baris in administration
More than 100 jobs go as firm that worked on the facade of Birmingham’s Selfridges building folds
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Golden Lane Housing launches UK's largest charity bond
Charity seeks investment to boost number of specialist homes for people with a learning disability
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Thames Water unveils bidders for £3bn programme
List comprises consortia of contractors as well as programme managers
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VolkerStevin to create Welsh beach
Contractor VolkerStevin is set to create a new beach in Colwyn Bay, North Wales.
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Construction shows 'fragile' growth
Construction output up 0.9% in final quarter of 2012 but still down 9.3% year-on-year
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Skanska order book up by nearly a quarter
Skanska UK has reported a 23% rise in its order book in 2012, although revenue fell 5% to £1.16bn
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Ballymore Group submits twin towers plan
Glenn Howells Architects-designed residential towers on the edge of Canary Wharf submitted for approval
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Stanton Williams bags Royal Opera House job
Stirling Prize-winning architect sees off rival Witherford Watson Mann in final stage of competition
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Planning minister lauds housing quality scheme
Nick Boles recognises five of first schemes to meet Building for Life 12 guidelines
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Surveyor bodies strike deal to work more closely
RICS and ICES enter into a ‘historic agreement’ to work more closely together.
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Bam to build Oxford university's Zaha Hadid building
Bam Construct has won the job to build the Zaha Hadid-designed extension to Oxford university’s Middle East Centre