All Building articles in 11 May 2012 – Page 4
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NewsConstruction apprentices top satisfaction poll
Over three quarters of construction apprentices say they are very satisfied
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NewsOlympic safety success wins Queen's award
Health and safety record of Olympic construction project receives special Queen’s Diamond Jubilee award
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CommentWhy self build is no panacea
Housing minister Grant Shapps is focused on boosting the small self-build sector. These images from a much-heralded Dutch self-build scheme make it clear it won’t be plain sailing, argues David Birkbeck
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NewsAecom and NBS join forces to launch new BIM service
New firm NBS Schumann Smith will add cost and carbon data to BIM models offered to architects
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NewsParsons Brinckerhoff wins HS2 design brace
Consultant fends off competition from Mott MacDonald, Arup-Systra and Jacobs
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NewsHorizon nuclear sale 'could take years'
Tory chair of energy committee fears long delay in selling Horizon Nuclear Power after hearing evidence from energy firms
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NewsClear line ahead for Northampton station scheme
Government pledges half of redevelopment’s £20m cost
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NewsBritish housing slammed as "cramped and poorly planned"
RIBA and Ipsos MORI report into public attitudes highlights dissatisfaction with space
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FeaturesWhat's next for consultants?
Find out what five consultancy chief execs think the future holds for quantity surveyors and engineers
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NewsGovernment launches chief construction adviser search
Business department publicly begins hunt for replacement for Paul Morrell
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NewsLand Securities says some high streets ‘may never recover’
Developer’s profit halves but firm remains confident on London
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NewsInterserve pipeline pushes up to £1bn for 2013
Contractor has won £600m of contracts so far this year
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NewsBoris seeks consultants for London design panel
Consultants sought for design and urbanism procurement panel
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CommentWhich consultants will thrive?
Simon Rawlinson on the opportunities and challenges facing quantity surveyors and engineers and why the middle man may get squeezed out
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NewsBalfour Beatty confirms restructure plans
Firm confirms UK construction services to be reshaped around three work streams with around 650 jobs to go