All Building articles in 12 October 2018 – Page 2
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NewsFoster creates record with third Stirling Prize win for Bloomberg HQ
Building ‘perfectly illustrates why UK is profession’s global capital’ – and must remain so
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CommentIt has its flaws but Bloomberg is a worthy winner
Fosters’ Stirling laureate is an environmental game-changer
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NewsITV pulls plug on Hopkins’ South Bank plans
Broadcaster to sell off London Television Centre site amid savings drive
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NewsFirms hoping to reel in plum Bafta headquarters refurb
Central London home of film and TV charity set to be given £20m makeover
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CommentCase in focus: Adjudication
Ted Lowery on the impact of an arbitration clause upon a Part 8 application
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NewsTen people charged over Lakehouse fire alarm fraud investigation
The charges relate to work carried out in 2013 and 2014
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NewsConstruction output dips in August
But three-month on three-month performance records 2.9% growth
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News£95m Glasgow office scheme in for planning
Flan McNamara’s company lodges plans for scheme designed by local firm Cooper Cromar
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NewsTreasury wants public sector to focus on energy efficiency of new buildings
Minister says new hospitals and schools can save taxpayers money if new builds are more efficient
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FeaturesThe Gantry: London's new 'home for making'
What might have become a dull business park on the site of London’s 2012 Olympics in Stratford is now a hub for artists and makers
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CommentWant new recruits, career progression and a diverse workforce? You have to start the conversation
When young people do decide to join the sector, we must support them so that they stick around, says Sarah Beth Riley, part of Building’s graduate panel
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CommentWe desperately need new ways to build
The percentage of homes built offsite remains low due to concerns from housebuilders, but with new government thinking MMC could provide urgently needed housing
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CommentBlockchain and the UK property industry: opportunities and risks
Despite the criticism, others are confident that blockchain, bitcoin, and bank-backed alt-chains and cryptocurrencies are here to stay
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NewsCreditors of collapsed Bristol subbie unlikely to get any of their money back
Dancourt went under in July owing £5.3m
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NewsGiant sculpture planned for Newcastle big wheel scheme
Developer announces new details about record-breaking observation wheel
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NewsKier outed as 'poor payer' at parliamentary inquiry into small businesses
MPs told a number of firms won’t work for country’s second biggest builder because of payment record
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NewsSpurs pitch laid but club still keeping mum on opening date
Local council says it has not yet been given dates of rescheduled test events
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