All Building articles in 2004 issue 14 – Page 2
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Reshuffle at Foster in wake of Shuttleworth departure
Architect creates flexible six-division structure, with senior partners becoming less involved in specific projects
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See Cowes
The construction industry sailing regatta, the Little Britain challenge cup, will be held from 9-12 September at Cowes on the Isle of Wight. The event, sponsored by Building and its sister title Building Design, is now the largest sailing event in Europe. Last year it raised £120,000 for charities. ...
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Comment*Cosying up ...
Building's series of profiles of clients with lots of work to hand out continues with Mitchells & Butlers, one of the UK's largest licensed retailing companies.
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He stands corrected
I always considered Hansom to be the (almost) perfect English gentleman, but my doubts were raised following one of the items in one of his columns (26 March, page 33). He referred to "the trooping of the colour" in Horse Guards Parade, London, when any ...
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MSPs considered 'firing' DLE from Holyrood job
The client of the Scottish parliament building considered "firing" QS Davis Langdon & Everest, it emerged last week at the Fraser inquiry.
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Four chosen for regeneration in Liverpool
Four developers have been selected to regenerate deprived areas around Liverpool city centre as part of a £50m housing investment programme.
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Reality check
The Court of Appeal has just added two heaped spoonfuls of common sense to the rules on what adjudicators can do without breaching natural justice
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No busted flush
I must take issue with Nick Henchie's article "Mediation is a busted flush" (19 March, page 64), particularly the suggestion that the parties need to spend "massive amounts" to prepare a case for mediation and that mediators need to be involved "procedurally, often many months before the mediation, and ...
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Construction Client Group opens for business
The industry's client representative body, the Construction Clients Group, started work on Monday.
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Brooke hits campaign trail to win over RICS rebels
President hopes that charm offensive in 24 towns and cities will turn the tide of criticism of the institution
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NewsBroker's notes: Posh forever
I would like to issue the following statement on the stories that circulated this past weekend: During the past few months I have become accustomed to reading more and more ludicrous stories regarding my private life. The simple truth is that I am married, and whether I like it ...
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CommentWonders & blunders
Tony Miller pays his respects to the shrine of natural history but finds no enlightenment in Le Courbusier’s celebrated chapel
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Network Rail hands upgrade contracts to big three
Contractors Amey, Balfour Beatty and Carillion have been awarded track renewal contracts by Network Rail.
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ISG man goes to Bellwater
Interior Services Group board director Steve Root is to leave the firm this summer to take up a role at private contractor Bellwater.
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NewsEH begins radical overhaul of listed building system
Heritage quango launches plan to simplify protection of buildings, parks and archaeological sites
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FeaturesWhen the battle's lost and won
For weeks, clan McAlpine has been locked in a High Court battle over possession of the family name. Last Wednesday the drama reached its denouement. We report on what happened
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NewsBarratt blazes a trail in US brownfield regeneration
UK housebuilder wants half of its Californian operations to be in urban renewal sector by 2009
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NewsBert's back, hurrah!
The Royal Albert Hall was reopened by the Queen last week after a £70m redevelopment programme that took 10 years.Building Design Partnership was commissioned in 1990 to devise a plan for the overhaul, the first since the venue was completed in 1871. The auditorium and foyers have been improved ...
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NewsArthouse scene
Architect Austin-Smith:Lord has released its designs for One Arthouse Square in the Ropewalks area of Liverpool, a scheme jointly funded by developer Frenson and the North West Development Agency. The building will provide 30,000 ft2 of office space and a backdrop to the centre's external cinema screen. It is due ...
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Architect calls for LIFT design champions
A senior figure at architect Allford Hall Monaghan Morris has called for LIFT projects to include "project design champions".
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