All Building articles in 2000 Issue 07 – Page 2
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Features
Anti-ageing formula
Boots' 1960s head office has been imperceptibly updated so that a building that was beautiful on the outside but showing its age on the inside now works as a whole.
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Features
David Anderson
The new group managing director of O'Rourke has a reputation in contracting that means the subbie is probably glad to have him on its side. So, what plans does he have for the firm?
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News
US deal propels Amec into global league
£221m acquisition takes Amec further from construction but places it alongside Bechtel and Fluor Daniel.
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Features
Turned out nice again
It may have been voted Britain's third most popular modern building in a recent poll, but in reality, this 1930s people's palace has become tatty outside and garish inside. This is what John McAslan & Partners is doing about it.
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News
Cowboy pilot delayed after builders call for changes
Trial scheme in Birmingham postponed until April because of fears over qualifications.
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News
Wembley winner about to be named
Insiders tip Bovis Lend Lease/Multiplex to beat two other teams in race for £500m stadium redevelopment to be announced next week.
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Comment
We’re in this together
This industry of ours finally seems to be getting used to the revelation that women are just as talented as men.
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News
Vodafone lines up six for £160m model project
Contractors vie for Newbury headquarters, where Egan-style contract is set to be model for blue-chip firms.
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News
12% salary hike for Lord Foster
Lord Foster, chairman of architect Foster and Partners, earned a salary of £824 155 in the 12 months to 30 April 1999. This was a 12% rise on the previous year, when he took home £735 824. His staff’s wages rose an average of 4%. Figures obtained from Companies House ...
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