All Building articles in 08 April 2011
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FeaturesStudents propose scheme for Budapest development
Postgraduates of QS, surveying, planning and real estate will propose development schemes by the river Danube
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News
BuildingTV: The services strategy at the London 2012 velodrome
Velodromes are normally housed in boxy sheds but the 2012 velodrome is a natural wonder thanks to BDSP’s innovative services solution
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NewsScotland quarry blast smashes into homes
’Controlled’ blast catapults debris through local houses at Dawn Homes site
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Comment
Schools: How do you make standardisation and refurbishment work together?
Caroline Buckingham of HLM architects argues that the government needs to join up its policies on school buildings
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NewsCall for greater infrastructure investment
Lack of investment could have ’serious impacts’ on economy, says Business Infrastructure Commission
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NewsConstruction deaths up during recession
Client demands and corner cutting could have caused increase, says HSE
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NewsConstruction workforce continues to shrink
Latest ONS figures show total number of sector jobs down 0.4% on previous quarter
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NewsGovernment backs health projects worth £158m
Department of Health approves PFI credits for schemes
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NewsAtkins cuts headcount by 1,000
Engineer says it reduced the number of employees to 17,500 over last six months
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NewsGalliford Try to build 2,400 homes in Gateshead
Contractor is preferred bidder on £347m regeneration programme
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NewsRoad satisfaction plummets to lowest level
ICE survey reveals growing public concern over roads
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NewsOne in four Tory councillors oppose localism
CBRE survey also reveals only a third of Liberal Democrats support the Localism bill
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NewsSir Simon Milton dies aged 49
Boris Johnson’s former chief of staff passes away after a short illness
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NewsSOM's Leamouth Peninsula scheme given green light
Ballymore’s 1,700-home East End scheme gets planning
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NewsHouse price falls continue according to RICS
Latest RICS survey shows prices weak outside of London and Scotland