All Building articles in 2001 issue 10 – Page 3
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CABE: Stop developers ditching architects
A ROW has erupted between the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment and the British Property Federation over claims that award-winning architects are displaced once projects have won consent.
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Features
Appointments
ContractorsWarings Construction Group has appointed Colin Crowther, previously with Carillion Building, construction director. He succeeds Colin Hollis who becomes technical director. Yorkshire-based Harrison Developments has promoted David Clancy (right) to associate director of developments.Steve Heanue has been appointed regional director of Fitzpatrick's eastern building division.Jonathan Pochin has been appointed to ...
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Allen sells off loss-making civil engineering arm
Allen Group, which is in the middle of a radical restructure, has sold subsidiary G Pearce Civil Engineering at a loss.
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Features
Five things you ought to know about limited liability partnerships
What is it?A limited liability partnership is a hybrid of a limited company and a partnership, and comes into force on 6 April. It combines the freedom and managerial flexibility of the former with the limited liability and accounting transparency of the latter, providing the best of both worlds.Who is ...
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Wilcon bucks trend and pushes for 90% prefab
Top housebuilder to ignore City fears over timber frame and double its factory-built output.
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JCB founder Bamford dies aged 84
JCB founder Sir Joseph Bamford, who created one of the five largest construction equipment manufacturers in the world, died last week.
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Railtrack plans £700m new town for north London
Allies and Morrison is masterplanning development on the site of railway sidings in Cricklewood.
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ISG posts 35% profit surge
Interior Services Group boss Dave King has given a bullish forecast for the facilities management sector, predicting that the corporate PFI market was set for rapid growth.
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Features
The 30-second guide to combined heat and power plants
The government is so convinced of the benefits of combined heat and power technology that it is giving tax breaks to those who use it.
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2500 firms to forge e-link with merchants
Construction software firm Ramesys has set up an electronic trading system to link the UK's two largest builders merchants with 2500 contractors.
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Industry output rises 1.5% to £69.5bn
Total construction output rose 1.5% to £69.5bn last year, according to the DETR.
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