All Building articles in 2005 issue 10 – Page 2
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NewsOn the waterfront
Robert Adam Architects and engineer Alan Baxter & Associates have developed a revised masterplan for the 32 ha Western Harbour regeneration scheme on Edinburgh’s waterfront in Leith.
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Comment
Vote wisely
RICS members are being given the opportunity to vote for members of the governing council.
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NewsLook at me
This Sheppard Robson designed Landmark House project for Nottingham-based economic consultant Experian is finished.
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NewsUrban jungle
Urban jungleSouthwark council has released images of the Elephant & Castle redevelopment, designed by Make Architects. The images illustrate the scale, form and ambition of the regeneration project, but leave scope for design detail to be added once a development partner is appointed. The council began its search for a ...
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NewsNorthern heights
Developer City Loft Developments and CTP St James have unveiled plans for a landmark £52m regeneration scheme in Sheffield.
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CommentThe Singapore grip
Singapore is about to bring in its own version of the Construction Act. It has much the same aims as the English law but has a better grasp of the issues
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RICS reveals government spending slowdown
Government investment in public sector construction programmes fell 10% last year, according to figures calculated by the RICS.
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FeaturesGoing great guns
What with all the fuss over Wembley, you could be forgiven for forgetting that a certain other north London stadium is under construction. We went to the new Highbury to check the state of play
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NewsGetting into the Gulf
NG Architecture, a Beirut-based practice, has designed this mixed-use waterfront development in the city of Khobar, in eastern Saudi Arabia.
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Prescott produces master strategy for Thames Gateway
ODPM document sets out pre-election delivery plan as Livingstone announces arrival of Crossrail
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Londoners shut out Gateway
A survey has found that most people in London have never heard of the Thames Gateway initiative, under which thousands of houses will be built in the South-east.
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NewsHousebuilders flirt with shared ownership
Housing industry experts predict that private housebuilders will begin to take more interest in shared ownership schemes as the market gets more difficult
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CommentFor your eyes only
It is commonly believed that documents marked ‘without prejudice’ must not be read by a third party. In fact, it all depends on what they say
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RRP loses job next door
Architect Richard Rogers Partnership has lost a competition to masterplan its own back yard in west London.
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Industry ill-prepared for disasters
A report published this week has claimed construction companies are ill-prepared to cope with a disaster such as a bomb explosion
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CommentA simple disaster
A cautionary tale about what happens if you assume that a dispute does not exist (and therefore you can bypass arbitration) and are, as it turns out, wrong
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FeaturesDiarmuid Gavin
Don’t be fooled by the affable exterior – television’s most popular gardener is plotting a revolution in our own back yards. Here he lets us in on the secret and tries to recruit you as well.
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