All Building articles in 14 October 2016 – Page 3
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NewsBuilding industry condemns plans to list foreign workers
Proposals to ‘name and shame’ businesses could ‘reduce workforce numbers’, say key figures
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NewsBetter prison design ‘could halve’ assaults on staff
Gleeds-led report says design could also be used to reduce staff stress and reduce reoffending rates
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CommentSkills shortage: Back to basics
As the skills shortage worsens, the urgency of inspiring young people to get into construction becomes more critical
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CommentHigh rise living in South East Asia
Skyscrapers remain controversial in the West, but cities such as Hong Kong prove that building upwards can have a positive impact on urban life
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FeaturesBuilding Awards Small Project of the Year: Part 2
In this year’s Building Awards Small Project of the Year category, old and new meet in a cornucopia of diverse projects
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NewsChipperfield profits bounce back
Firm puts disappointing 2014 behind it as numbers for 2015 head north
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NewsOMA chosen for Bild publisher's office
Practice designs new building in Berlin to house 3,500 staff for German firm Axel Springer
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NewsWorker killed on M1 smart motorway site
It’s understood victim was subcontractor for Costain/Galliford Try JV
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FeaturesBuilding Awards Small Project of the Year: Part 1
In this year’s Building Awards Small Project of the Year category, old and new meet in a cornucopia of diverse projects
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CommentPressure is on universities to keep innovating
The pace of change within higher education makes it an exciting sector for building design
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CommentIs your company taking mental health seriously?
Today is World Mental Health Day and an opportunity to assess how construction supports the mental health of its workers
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