All Building articles in 2003 issue 05 – Page 3
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NewsBrown seizes control of PFI ahead of general election
Chancellor to take personal charge of delivery of new schools and hospitals as pressure grows to show results.
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Lipton Jr forms affordable housing firm
Elliot Lipton, son of Stanhope founder Sir Stuart Lipton, has formed a company to provide affordable housing in London.
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Held to account
The pursuers, Va Tech and the Miller Group, entered into a construction consortium agreement. In accordance with that agreement they were to jointly offer to design, procure and construct a sludge treatment centre at Daldowie and, if their bid was successful, carry out those works. The offer was successful: Va ...
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NewsCrest boss bullish about bear market
Crest Nicholson chief executive John Callcutt has predicted that the continuing collapse in share prices will lead the City to take a second look at housebuilders, writes Mark Leftly.
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South Bank to get £6m park
A world-class park to rival those in Paris and Barcelona is to be created on the site of the Jubilee Gardens on London's South Bank
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Gleeson takes Llewellyn's place on £31m leisure PFI
Gleeson joins project team after Llewellyn's new owner Rok decides the project does not fit its business model.
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Prescott unveils £22bn regeneration plan
Deputy prime minister John Prescott this week launched his £22bn plan for regeneration funding for the next three years.
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Firms to team up for Procure 21
Major contractors are preparing to form joint ventures to pitch for the £1.5bn-a-year national roll-out of the Procure 21 hospital building programme.
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FeaturesCost model update, February 2003
Building cost models are celebrating their 10th birthday. To mark this happy event, we outlines the factors that will be affecting costs in 2003 for 17 of the most common building types
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News£160m Hull shopping complex unveiled
Developer ING Real Estate this week unveiled detailed plans for the £160m Ferensway shopping complex in Hull.The Foster-designed complex has a curved street topped by a glazed canopy. The 40 acre site will also contain a public transport exchange, homes, a theatre, and leisure centre.Construction work is expected to begin ...
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Bradford to spend £160m on regeneration
Details of £160m of investment in Bradford, West Yorkshire, were due to be announced this week by the city's urban regeneration company.
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Skanska sued for £1m over Swiss Re project
A steel contractor on the Swiss Re headquarters in the City of London is suing Skanska for allegedly withholding nearly £1m.
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