All Building articles in 2004 issue 34 – Page 3
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CommentOn being bothered
To turn up late to a meeting is to waste time, money and goodwill. It also creates the impression of laziness and arrogance. So why does everyone keep doing it?
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Comment
Before BUMA
You state that the Hyde Housing Association scheme in south London by Polish company BUMA, which cost £1260/m2, “brings prefabrication within Housing Corporation budgets for the first time” (23 July, page 12).
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News
Eubank wins backing to save West Pier
Property group Marylebone Warwick Balfour is understood to have backed a last-ditch bid by ex-boxer Chris Eubank to save Brighton’s crumbling West Pier
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Artistic leanings
Artistic leaningsArtistic leaningsIWA Architects has completed this feasibility study for an £8m arts complex at the St Mary’s Centre site in Clitheroe, Lancashire. The complex will have a 600-seat multipurpose hall and two cinemas with seating for 270 and 70 people respectively. The project team included engineers Max Fordham and ...
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FeaturesFive great architects … you’ve never heard of
Jonathan Meades on the works of Douglas Stephen, Georgie Wolton, Frederick Pilkington, Sextus Dyball and Gino Coppedè … Why they’re so good – and so neglected
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Features
Appointments
ContractorsJohn Matthews has been appointed business development manager at the Newcastle office of construction firm Gleeson. He joins Gleeson from builders’ supplier James Burrell.David McLean Contractors has promoted John Farr to director.HousebuildersThe Morris Group has promoted Garry Goodwin to planning and design director, based at the company’s head office in ...
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News
CPC fights for life after Lion Plaza catastrophe
Directors mount rescue bid after disastrous City scheme forces project manager into administration
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NewsCPC fights for life after Lion
Directors mount rescue bid after disastrous City scheme forces project manager into administration
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Heritage fund signals new activism
New developments, such as those in the Thames Gateway, may have to adhere to codes for culture as well as design under plans being considered by the Heritage Lottery Fund
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NewsFirst new-build city academy blazes a trail for school design
Middlesbrough’s Unity City Academy is an accessible, IT-led learning centre – complete with egg-shaped pod
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ABI warns Berkeley bosses
The Association of British Insurers has issued regeneration specialist Berkeley Group with its most severe corporate governance warning.
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NewsPersimmon has ‘no need to buy’ as profit rockets 45%
Finance boss insists housebuilder will grow organically, despite rumours that it is planning an acquisition
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NewsEmcor Rail wins £11m CTRL contract
Encor Rail will supply enginnering services to Stratford and Ebbstreet stations.
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FeaturesYes, we have loads of bananas
... so we're going to use them to generate electricity, say Australian scientists.
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