All Building articles in 2004 issue 42 – Page 4
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NewsJarvis’ PFI schools sell-off to Vinci hangs in balance
Clients refuse to endorse change of contractor at this stage without first getting proof that Vinci can deliver
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NewsPrescott locks horns with east of England assembly
Deputy prime minister to hold public meeting after local government rejects plans to build 18,000 homes
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Comment
Amphibious thinking
Is our industry taking the recent shock announcements of rises in carbon levels, and its potential impact upon global warming, seriously enough? The social and moral responsibility of the construction industry to engage in sustainable construction is two-fold. First, we must take measures to protect, and if possible enhance, the ...
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Amazing Guangzhou
Architect Richard Rogers Partnership has released images of its design for a rail station in Guangzhou in China. The station, in the Panyu district, could cost up to £340m and would be the largest in Asia. It will form a network of four key rail hubs in the country, along ...
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Griffiths acts to improve healthcare design
Health minister Lord Warner and construction minister Nigel Griffiths this week hosted a summit on best practice in healthcare construction.
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US academic brought in to improve design codes
Chris Alexander set to establish Prince’s Foundation-backed research unit at University of Greenwich
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Mouchel Parkman profit up 43% since merger
Support services group Mouchel Parkman has made a £19.4m profit in the first year since it was formed by a merger.
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United Utilities sues for £25m
Water firm United Utilities has launched a £25m High Court legal action against contractor Alfred McAlpine and designer Degremont over problems on a water treatment plant in Liverpool.
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Bovis’ £220m hospital deal
Bovis Lend Lease has been given the go-ahead for a £220m PFI cancer centre in Leeds.
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Features
Shepherd hits the top in September with £113m win
Five deals push Yorkshire firm into pole position, but Bovis Lend Lease still dominates the annual table
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NewsPPP plan for Polish stadium
Public private venture planned for new £48m Warsaw football stadium
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Housing market slowdown hits recruitment at estate agents
Gloom in the market reaches the high-street as agents and removals companies shed staff
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