All Building articles in 10 February 2012 – Page 2
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News
Designs for Sundance building unveiled
Architects BIG and Architectural Nexus win Kimball commission
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Comment
Payment terms under NEC3: SGL Carbon Fibres Ltd vs RBG Ltd
This case found that an employer bore the burden of proof when seeking to recover alleged overpayments to a contractor under NEC3
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News
Pickles admits defeat in Cala legal challenge
Communities secretary won’t fight claim he acted unlawfully in planning decision
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News
Flooring firm Stuarts falls into administration
One of the country’s largest in-situ concrete flooring specialists has fallen into administration with more than 100 jobs lost
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News
Almost 90% of workers signed up to BESNA
HVCA says 88% of workers have signed controversial agreeement despite threat of strike action
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Comment
A quick guide to company voluntary arrangements (CVA)
A quick guide to CVAs, covering when they come into force, the effect on creditors, how a creditor can challenge them and more
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Comment
Payment under NEC3: Project managers' interim assessments
This recent case highlighted the fact that interim assessments of valuations are generally valid - until proven otherwise
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News
Work surfaces
Bushboard has extended the range of material and design options for its Encore solid surface, Omega and Prima laminate bathroom products
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News
Waterproof panelling
Showerwall will be launching 10 colours and texture finishes to its range of waterproof panelling at KBB
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News
Quick-heating oven
Rangemaster will launch the Professional Deluxe Range Cooker at the show. It is available in three widths of 90, 100 and 110cm
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Comment
Inbox: Mixed messages
This week one reader thinks the government has a strong FITs policy but weak PR, while another says Sir John Armitt is just plain wrong about the ODA’s ‘no marketing’ rule for firms working on the Olympics
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News
Heated mirrors
Bathroom accessories specialist HiB has launched two mirror designs called Grace and Victoria
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Features
Hansom: It's tough at the top
Power comes at a price, and this week Whitehall bosses fall out of favour with officials, a council leader is driven to delivering an insulting speech and Prince Charles’ PR machine has a mind of its own
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Comment
What could go wrong?
It’s not hard to spot the danger in this safety blunder photo taken in Panama
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Features
The tracker: Glum tidings
The decline in construction activity slowed in December, according to Experian Economics, but a low orders index and the weakest tender enquiries figures for nearly two years do not augur well
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Features
Ingrid Skinner: First we take West Hampstead
Ingrid Skinner has big plans to turn Taylor Wimpey’s fledgling London division into a £100m-turnover business - and all without leaving Zone 2. She talks to Building. Photography by Anthony Lycett
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Features
How the Olympics and Jubilee are driving London projects
The Olympics and the Diamond Jubilee have given the capital a real lift this year and all sorts of projects that were languishing in the design drawer are now busily being prepared, spurred on by civic pride and that unyielding deadline. Ike Ijeh looks at the best of them
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Comment
Where should the government spend to drive growth?
With the Budget just six weeks away, the chancellor must ensure that what money he has to invest will lead to growth - and not in 20 years’ time either
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