All Building articles in 2001 issue 33 – Page 2
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Bowsprit launches five-year plan
Civil engineer Bowsprit Contracting is implementing a five-year growth plan after a management buyout from parent company Environmental Resource Group, a subsidiary of AEA Technology.
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CITB lures school-leavers with billboard campaign
The Construction Industry Training Board this week launched a national advertising campaign to persuade school leavers to get a job in the industry.
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Linden puts two big hitters on the board
Housebuilder Linden has appointed Sir Malcolm Field and Malcolm Heald as non-executive directors.
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Bellway swoops on rivals' former staff
Housebuilder boosts management with 40 made redundant in takeovers.
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Bankside tower goes to planners
The Tate Modern could be overshadowed by a 32-storey glass apartment block if planning permission on a proposed site next to the gallery is granted.
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Prospects still rosy, says upbeat Balfour
Contractor Balfour Beatty this week denied that there was a downturn in the UK, despite market speculation to the contrary.
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PFI-style refurbs launched by Willmott Dixon arm
Contractor's subsidiary Inspace to pioneer refurbishment scheme in which clients pay no capital costs.
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Architects shun Welsh Assembly
Local architects are shunning the Welsh Assembly in a show of support for the Richard Rogers Partnership.
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Architect seeks Livingstone backing for micro-flats plan
Piercy Conner to request funding for scheme to provide young professionals with affordable city homes.
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Appointments
ContractorsBallast has appointed Nigel Brook and Phillip Cooper main board directors. Trevor Curtis, previously with Amec, has been appointed project director. The Wincanton office of Cowlin Construction has appointed Bill Badham (right) managing director. Pauline Speight has joined Morgan Sindall as director of people development for the firm's national construction ...
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Another fine messe
This landmark Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners-designed trade fair hall in Frankfurt opened this week.
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Faithful & Gould wins £4bn nuclear scheme
Quantity surveyor Faithful & Gould is to act as adviser on the £4bn decommissioning of the Dounreay nuclear plant on the north coast of Scotland.
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Mowlem scoops £20m courts PFI project
A consortium led by contractor Mowlem and project financer Innisfree has been named preferred bidder for a £20m PFI courts project in East Anglia.
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Carillion tipped for £105m campus
Carillion has been tipped to win two contracts worth a total of £105m for the University of Hertfordshire.
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