All Building articles in 2003 issue 01 – Page 3
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Triple bill
Triple bill: Chetwood Associates has received the go-ahead for three regeneration projects, including this £90m development for J Sainsbury in Maidenhead, Berkshire. It includes 8400 m2 of office space, more than 100 residential units, IT training accommodation and public transport facilities, built around a piazza. The other two projects involve ...
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Battle McCarthy expands into the USA
Consulting engineer Battle McCarthy will open its first overseas office in New York this spring as part of a US expansion.
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NewsFate of collapsed Brighton pier hangs in the balance
Owner warns that if latest reconstruction plans are not approved soon, West Pier may have to be demolished.
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Features
Bad news for the City
The year will have a poor results season and a difficult housing market
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NewsCrane awarded CBE in honours list
Rethinking Construction chief Alan Crane headed the list of construction professionals rewarded in the New Year's Honours List
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NewsIndustry misses chance to avoid congestion charge
City chiefs shocked by lack of lobbying to win concessions, and Peter Rogers warns of anger and confusion.
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NewsBickerton: Aviss and Artisan fight it out in court
High Court writs fly as Serious Fraud Office continues its investigation into collapse of regional contractor.
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The Vikings have arrived
This year, France’s domination of the European contractors league table was brought to an end by a Swedish assault. And, as Matthew Richards reports, Skanska isn’t the only firm with global ambitions.
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Comment
Our apartheid
Britain today is characterised by a selfish elite living in exclusive communities indifferent to the miserable lives endured by everyone else
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More cherry, anyone?
If you take a dispute to adjudication and lose, can you go for a second bite? The answer is that you can't adjudicate a dispute twice – except when you can …
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Features
Get ready to answer your critics
We're in for a year of ecological activism – from an unlikely source
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Comment
Another fine mesh
Disputes in PFI cases often involve three parties. So why shouldn't they all be dealt with together before one tribunal? It might save all sorts of entanglements
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Features
Local lowdown: East Anglia
In the latest of the series on regional job markets, Robert Smith of Hays Montrose examines East Anglia, where activity and salaries are on the up and up
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Risky clauses may deter buyers for Amey
As speculation intensifies about a possible takeover of Amey, analysts are warning potential buyers that a sale may allow clients to cancel their contracts with the support services group.
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Amec snaps up Mowlem's construction boss
Steve Bowcott makes 'amicable' departure to take over troubled contractor's infrastructure division.
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The year ahead
What's going to happen in 2003If you’re curious about the changes that the next 12 months have in store for you, but don’t want to wait a whole year to find out what they are, then look no further.
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Three in race for Roche's £60m Welwyn HQ
Three construction managers are understood to be competing for the contract to build a £60m headquarters for pharmaceutical firm Roche in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire.
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