All Building articles in 16 February 2018 – Page 2
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Features
Analysis: the rise of the mid-rise
Dame Judith Hackitt’s review into fire safety – prompted by the Grenfell disaster – will have consequences for every aspect of how we build homes. Many of the potential changes will favour the medium-sized building
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Comment
It ain't put your feet up time
Just because an employer’s own actions have delayed completion does not necessarily let the contractor off the hook, explains Ian Yule
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News
Resi towers 'to cost 20% more' after Hackitt
Increased costs down to expected changes in cladding and sprinkler systems
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News
Mayor green lights offsite tower in Croydon
Work on 21-storey building to start later this year
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News
McLaren nabs Bam director for public sector push
Keith Rayner has joined McLaren after 23 years with Bam
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News
Serco saves £18m on Carillion FM deal
Firm had agreed to pay £50m for business back in December
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News
More money lost as Galliford Try’s Aberdeen road woes deepen
Firm racks up separate £25m hit following Carillion collapse and announces plans to raise £150m to cover job’s soaring costs
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Comment
Slowing market: a time to take stock - and get savvy
What everyone in construction can agree on is that Brexit is casting a long shadow over the industry
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Features
Market forecast: Maintaining margins
Technically the construction industry is in a recession, but many firms continue to report stable activity levels for now
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News
Foster faces flak in Melbourne
Local councillors say Apple store it has designed out of keeping with city’s Federation Square
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Features
Projects: Built by gaslight
An eagerly awaited luxury housing development at King’s Cross has an unusual exterior – three Victorian gasholders frame the structures
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News
Trade bodies pile pressure on government over retentions
Carillion implosion shows laws need amending, groups say
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Comment
Are contractors in full control of staff on site - and are site workers being put in danger?
UK law requires site workers to demonstrate their credentials through qualifications. But is this being documented and adhered to on site?
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News
Balfour Beatty Crossrail strike postponed as new talks get underway
Row centres on disputed bonus payments
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News
Tender prices heading north, says Aecom
Tender price inflation is being boosted by material costs and skill shortage
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News
Keepmoat team to open offsite housing factory
Harrogate base part of joint venture with modular specialist Elliott
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News
Vinci takes on Carillion's Manchester student flats scheme
Work on £75m job set to get going again this spring
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News
Network Rail looking for contractors for £7bn southern framework
Framework covers works on Anglia, Southeast and Wessex routes
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News
Hadid and AHMM among those vying for Old Street Roundabout revamp
Pair make 39-strong longlist for City fringe landmark
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News
MPs slam big four for “feasting" on Carillion
Auditor KPMG to be questioned in parliament later this month
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