All Building articles in 20 July 2012 – Page 2
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NewsHive library breaks BREEAM record
Gold-clad building scores highest ever rating for a public library
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NewsBalfour Beatty restructure 'on track'
Construction Services boss says details of major shake-up to be set out next month
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NewsEC Harris and Arup on team to revamp BBC
Consultant and engineer are part of Stanhope-led project team along with architect AHMM
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NewsArdmore revenue up 33%, but profit falls sharply
Contractor attributes fall in profit to two significant contract disputes
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NewsRIBA Lubetkin prize shortlist announced
Architects Wilkinson Eyre, SCDA, TR Hamzah and Yeang and CPG and Foster + Partners recognised
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NewsVinci and Hochtief's £93m road scheme hit with legal challenge
Campaigners fight to protect one of Englands greenest valleys
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CommentRestraint not extravagance
This year’s Stirling prize nominees reflect the hard times but one leaves a powerful lasting impression
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NewsPeabody's 500-home Clapham scheme given the nod
Hawkins Brown-designed redevelopment of St John’s Hill estate approved by Wandsworth Council
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NewsInterserve picks up £146m waste PFI
Contractor part of winning Viridor consortium for Glasgow job
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NewsHinkley nuclear plant now a year behind schedule
Exclusive: EDF confirms timetable has slipped further than previously expected
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NewsUK's first eco town gets green light
Development of North West Bicester to start later this year
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NewsFMB launches Green Deal certification scheme
Scheme aims to be a recognised mark of quality with consumers
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CommentThe new CIOB contract: read and then comment ...
Far from being overcomplicated, the new CIOB complex contract is as simple as it can be without becoming ineffective
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NewsHammerson secures anchor for £550m Leeds scheme
John Lewis deal to kickstart Eastgate Quarters retail development
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NewsAHMM to design BBC TV Centre overhaul
Architect will work on plans as Stanhope completes purchase
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NewsPayment delays reduce in construction
Firms waiting two fewer days for late payment than in 2011