All Building articles in 2003 issue 14 – Page 3
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FeaturesAgainst the grain
Tucked away in a Lincolnshire village, Gordon Cowley has been quietly revolutionising the world of timber design. Thomas Lane reports on his experimental approach to complex projects – and his very own product inventions
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NewsSetback for Atkins after candidate snubs job offer
Consultant draws up shortlist of six for chief executive after applicant declines chief operating officer post.
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NewsUS firm wants my advice on post-war work, says Iraqi
Kellogg Brown & Root may hire exiled historian to help select UK partners and advise on Islamic issues.
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Comment
Premature adjudication
All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and entrances – and heaven help them if they get the timing wrong
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Features
An 80s revival
You remember the 1980s: big hair, De Lorean cars, awful music and the free-fire enterprise zones that gave us London Docklands. Now Labour is going to bring back at least one of the above, with its idea for creating areas where the usual planning process is suspended. But will they ...
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News
Canaries plan £45m scheme
Norwich City FC has unveiled a £45m development plan that includes a stand, a hotel and 300 waterfront flats.
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£13m paid for shipyard regeneration plan
The South East England Development Agency has bought the Woolston shipyard site in Southampton for £13m from support services and shipbuilding company VT Group.
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Features
£1000 Building Essay prize
This year, Building will be celebrating its 160th birthday. To mark the occasion we will be publishing a special supplement, Building160, that will look at how the construction industry is likely to fare over the next 30 years.
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News
CCS Group in national top 100 for growth
North London-based contractor and civil engineer CCS Group has been named as one of the 100 fastest growing mid-market companies in the UK for the third year running.
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Wembley site to earn Quintain £1.1m a year
Developer Quintain Estates has bought a site in Wembley to help pay for its £500m plan to regenerate an 18 ha area surrounding the national stadium.
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Features
Thames Gateway chief poached by Cornish regeneration agency
Tim Williams leaves east London scheme after six years to tackle renewal project in West Country conurbation.
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Features
CITB plans 10,000-worker training blitz
The Construction Industry Training Board has launched a trial scheme with the Learning and Skills Council to give extra training to 10,000 construction workers.The trial project, which will cost £9m, is funded by the learning council. It is being run in 10 areas and will end in July next year.If ...
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Features
Just the job
Ian Strathdee talks to James Hughes about setting up Mackenzie Partnership's contract consultancy
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