All Building articles in 30 January 2015
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NewsLakesmere lands first Asia contract
Specialist cladding and roofing contractor invests in new production facility to service expansion
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NewsMace picks Prater for roof deal on £380m Victoria scheme
Prater will deliver £1.7m roofing package on mixed-use Nova scheme
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NewsWillmott Dixon to work with suppliers on costs
Chief operating officer of £800m-turnover construction firm says it is working to “keep supply chain close”
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NewsGreen lobby hails launch of 'breakthrough' energy efficiency regs
Regulations making it illegal for landlords to rent out the most energy inefficient homes presented to Parliament
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NewsGreen light for £200m expansion of London's City Airport
Expansion will allow airport to run 111,000 annual flights, up from 70,000 currently
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NewsKeith Miller to step down as Miller Group chief exec
Miller has been chief executive of the group since 1994
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NewsFarrell Review is delivering, says its author
Parliamentary event next month to mark report’s first birthday
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NewsEighty architects jostle for £40m Nine Elms bridge
Shortlist of four will be unveiled next month
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NewsBirimingham unveils £600m 'Canary Wharf-style' masterplan
City council earmarks Snow Hill area for new business district
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NewsAnglo Holt Construction falls into administration
Baker Tilly appointed administrator as 52 jobs are axed at West Bromich-based contractor
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NewsHadrian's Wall visitor centre bags lottery funding
Construction on JDDK scheme to start later this year
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NewsArcadis unveils senior leadership team
Consultant reshuffles senior team in wake of Hyder acquisition
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NewsNine firms bag HS2 ground investigation work
Mix of consultants and contractors awarded £50m framework
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NewsVinci picked to operate London's Olympic Stadium
French construction group’s stadium operations arm will manage stadium for 25 years
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NewsCanary Wharf wins planning for 27-storey tower
Tower Hamlets grants permission for KPF-designed tower
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CommentHands up who likes frameworks?
First of a three part series on frameworks: Love them or loathe them, more and more public construction spend is going through frameworks
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NewsConstruction output growth rebounds at start of 2015
Latest PMI survey records stronger growth across housing, commercial and civil engineering sectors
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NewsUniversities failing architecture students, RIBA survey says
‘They don’t have the right skills for work,’ report warns