All Building articles in 2004 issue 16 – Page 3
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FeaturesHas Aukett finally found the plot?
In the aftermath of the Spanish putsch at the UK's only listed architect, we report on how the new chief executive is setting out a European vision – with the backing of the shareholders
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FeaturesArup in China
Michael Kwok has been with Arup for 20 years, and he is now director of Arup Hong Kong and Arup China. Michael, who lives in Hong Kong and commutes to Beijing most weeks, told Andy Pearson about his role in the astonishing Beijing boom
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NewsAnother Jarvis suitor gets cold feet
Another potential buyer of support services group Jarvis has decided against a bid
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NewsAlsop's sprog box
Work has begun on site on a children's nursery at the Stonebridge Estate in north-west London. Designed by Alsop Architects, the scheme will be located in a park and includes prefabricated three-storey sea containers under a lightweight roof and mesh enclosure. The client is the Stonebridge Housing Action Trust and ...
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NewsBabtie staff agree to pensions cut
Edinburgh-based consulting engineer Babtie has slashed its pension deficit by £19m to £12m after altering its final salary scheme
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NewsApproaching absolute zero
We've known for ages that fossil fuels are running out, and there's only five years of North Sea gas left – so isn't it about time we used renewable alternatives?
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Peterhouse bosses abandon buyout plans
David Jackson, the chairman of Peterhouse Group, has ruled out a management buyout of the infrastructure services provider, leaving rival Babcock International as the only bidder.
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Dubai's 925 ha business park
Officials in Dubai have announced plans for a 925 ha business centre in the western half of the emirate.
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Countryside to lose £7m in profit
Developer Countryside Properties has issued a profit warning after being hit by a drop in demand for upmarket housing.
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Four vie for £40m Berkeley job
Four construction managers are in the running for a £40m mixed-use scheme for Berkeley Homes in west London
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Architect gets three years for £3.5m charity fraud
Court told that designer and two quantity surveyors submitted claims for work that was not carried out
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McNicholas axes 20 in retreat from design and build
Utilities contractor McNicholas is to make 20 staff redundant as a result of its withdrawal from the design-and-build market.
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Barratt fined £14,700 for killing trees
Developers Barratt and KingsOak have been fined £16,400 after they admitted damaging trees subject to a preservation order.
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