All Building articles in 2003 issue 20 – Page 2
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Union warns on corporate killing law
The government's proposed corporate manslaughter bill will be undermined by lack of funding, the safety inspectors' union warned this week
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Construction firms top the great unloved
Construction companies are among the most undervalued on the stock exchange, according to a report by business adviser RSM Robson Rhodes
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Procurement chief Roche to quit Laing O'Rourke
Contractor Laing O'Rourke is to lose group procurement director Gus Roche
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Design champion for South-east housing
Regional design champion the Kent Architecture Centre is to open two branches in south-east England
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Moayedi made Jarvis chairman
Jarvis chief executive Paris Moayedi has been appointed as the PFI contractor's chairman after the death of Lord McGowan earlier this month
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Be very, very careful
Given the predicament of the UK market, it's no surprise to learn that fidgety construction bosses are turning their gaze overseas
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Leading hoteliers to speak at Building conference
Six of the UK's leading hoteliers are among the speakers at a Building conference entitled Understanding the Hotels Sector
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NewsCatching the breeze
Architecture, engineering and design group Aukett has submitted a detailed planning application on behalf of Trent Developments for a 66,714 m2 urban quarter on the seafront at Folkestone, Kent. The 7.1 ha site will incorporate 600 flats, a cinema, and 80,000 m2 of retail space. The curved, sail-like facades of ...
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LandSec denies boss move
Developer Land Securities has quashed rumours that director John Anderson is to join rival Chelsfield
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NewsBig science
Pascall + Watson Architects has received planning permission for these two neighbouring buildings for the London Metropolitan University. One is a science centre, which will house the largest flexible teaching laboratory in the UK; the other will contain the National Archive for Voluntary Action. QS is Davis Langdon & Everest, ...
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NewsUse Olympic bid to recruit young talent, says CIC boss
Former Olympian Graham Watts warns skills shortage could scupper UK's chances of hosting 2012 Games
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BAA revamps framework deals
Airports operator BAA has revised its framework agreements with contractors and consultants to make them less bureaucratic
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Kier moves to avert collapse at Bournemouth mall
Concrete specialist recalled because of fears over integrity of multistorey car park at £65m shopping centre
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Let's not go to Austria!
Want to avoid adjudication by inserting a clause into your contract that any dispute must be settled in another country? Don't pack the passport quite yet...
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UK firms on Athens shortlist
Two UK consortiums have emerged as bidders to update a masterplan for Athens International Airport
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Kier scores eight to take first place in April
Contracts worth £55m help Kier to the number one spot, but Bovis Lend Lease dominates the yearly results
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FeaturesParty animal
Dawn Gibbins' blend of knife-throwing, feng shui, democracy and belly dancing certainly makes a new contribution to modern management theory. But how did it win her businesswoman of the year?
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Security 'top priority' at animal testing lab
An animal testing facility is under construction as part of a £95m extension to the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus near Cambridge
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NewsFerrovial threatens to pull out of Amey takeover
Spanish firm issues ultimatum to shareholders: accept £81m offer within seven days or the deal is off
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Connaught to stick with AIM
Facilities management group Connaught has ruled out a switch from the alternative investment market to the main stock exchange for at least 18 months
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