All Building articles in 2004 issue 26 – Page 2
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News
Self-certifying options for electrical firms
Electrical contractors will be able to use one of five self-certification schemes to comply with Part P of the Building Regulations.
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FeaturesDown Under
It's the tug-of-love pulling the industry's heartstrings … Is there a long-term home for Bovis with Lend Lease, or could it be snatched by fast-talking, big-spending Multiplex? We review an Aussie soap with a difference.
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NewsMarco Goldschmied quits as Rogers' managing director
Speculation grows about Marco Goldschmied's future, as space is made at practice for younger directors
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Comment
What Mr Pigott didn't tell you
Ashley Pigott's article a couple of weeks ago on the firm that signed a final account agreement by mistake left a few things out. A Man Who Knows All About It explains
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News
One more roll of the dice
The government is set to invest considerable time, money and effort on resurrecting its anti-cowboy builder scheme, the Quality Mark. But will this gamble pay off?
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Taskforce to tackle South-east development
A group of 13 council leaders, business people and charity heads is to meet for the first time today to work out how the South-east can combine 200,000 extra homes with sustainable development, as required by John Prescott's communities plan.
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Rejig at Housing Corporation
The Housing Corporation was expected to announce a revamp of its management structure as Building went to press.
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Whitehall considers design tsar
The government is looking at proposals that would replace its network of departmental design champions with one minister in charge of design
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English Heritage to be put in charge of listing system
Heritage minister announces fresh role for agency after public consultation backs reform plan
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NewsCampus in the park
A learning resource centre designed by Building Design Partnership will kick off Middlesex University's Trent Park campus, located in the green belt near Enfield in north London. The campus, which was masterplanned by Tibbalds TM2, will replace a post-war training college. The learning resource centre will be wrapped around a ...
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Brooke tells RICS staff to freeze out rebel Hackett
The president of the RICS has recommended that headquarters staff ignore questions raised by rebel QS Jeremy Hackett in future.
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FeaturesBright young things
Saba Salman asked some of the UK's leading architectural practices what they look for when recruiting graduate architects – and why graduate architects should come and work for them
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Comment
Looking on the bright side
Your report on the industry's reactions to the DTI's withdrawal of ringfenced construction research funding (25 June, page 44) was so negative I was prompted to write.
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News
Cleveland Bridge booted off Wembley
Wembley stadium steel contractor Cleveland Bridge has been given 28 days notice to leave the project by main contractor Multiplex.
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CommentJust blow the whistle
It is very important that referees bear one simple rule in mind: when organising a contest between two teams, you're not allowed to kick the ball yourself
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Features
A world beyond conference centres
Stan Hornagold, senior partner at management consultant Hornagold & Hills, gives us some principles to follow if the Thames Gateway development is to succeed
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NewsBerkeley shocks City with urban regeneration switch
City applauds Pidgley's decision to pull out of traditional housebuilding and corner regeneration market
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NewsParis collapse triggers Beijing review
Several projects planned for Beijing have been reviewed after the collapse of Terminal 2E at the Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris.
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Hackney plans basketball Mecca
Hackney council has plans to create a national centre of excellence for basketball at one of the stadiums to be built in the borough for the 2012 Olympics
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Comment
I scratch your back …
As a subcontractor, main contractors often tell me about the benefits of partnering.
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