All Building articles in 2004 issue 31 – Page 3
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Berkeley boss departs
The managing director of St James, a housebuilding division of Berkeley Group, has stepped down after fewer than two years in the post.
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NewsContractors reap benefits of maturing FM market
Taywood and Alfred McAlpine congratulate themselves on anticipating outsourcing trend among multinationals
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NewsFuture of Jarvis in doubt despite backing from banks
Auditors give support services group guarded bill of health as it posts loss of £247m for year to 31 March
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MPs slam use of historic buildings in urban areas
A select committee of MPs has criticised the government for its “unimaginative” use of historic building in urban regeneration schemes.The committee, which scrutinises the ODPM, accepts that regenerating the historic environment can help to create vibrant areas and boost local economies.But its report castigates central government over the division of ...
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NewsAncient and modern
The National Galleries of Scotland this week opened a basement extension designed by John Miller & Partners and built by Heery International. It includes a restaurant, entrance hall, lecture hall and shop. The cost of the project, which includes the refurbishment of the Royal Scottish Academy building, is £30m. ...
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NewsKeepmoats profit soars 83%
Keepmoat, a privately owned housing and regeneration group, is expecting sales to hit £300m this year after increasing turnover 55% in 2003/04
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FeaturesHi im John w8 ;-)
The chairman of Metronet has two-thirds of London’s dilapidated Underground resting on his shoulders. So why, then, is he so chirpy – and what’s with the texting? We met John Weight to find out.
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Offices set to hit 40C by 2080
Global warming could make naturally ventilated offices virtually unusable for up to one quarter of the year, according to a study by Arup
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NewsMaxwell Stewart axes 20 employees
M&E firm Maxwell Stewart has made 20 people redundant and restructured the firm to bring it back into profit.Maxwell Stewart was hit by the collapse of main contractor Sunley Turriff, which was placed in administration last July.Robert Stewart, Maxwell Stewart’s chairman, said the firm had just had its busiest year ...
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NewsCleveland Bridge musters 15m fund to fight Multiplex
Sacked steel erector at Wembley stadium issues High Court writ claiming damages of up to £30m
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NewsOffices set to hit 40C by 2080
Global warming could make naturally ventilated offices virtually unusable for up to one quarter of the year, according to a study by Arup
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NewsFuture of Jarvis in doubt despite backing from banks
Auditors give support services group guarded bill of health as it posts loss of £247m for year to 31 March
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NewsCleveland Bridge musters £15m fund to fight Multiplex
Sacked steel erector at Wembley stadium issues High Court writ claiming damages of up to £30m
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NewsAdministrators in at Spectrum Projects
London-based fit-out contractor halts trading after difficult 2004.
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