All Building articles in 2005 issue 20 – Page 2
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NewsAlsop loses A1 plan to former directors
Architect Will Alsop has been dropped from a masterplanning scheme in north London after a firm run by two of his former protégés was given the job.
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NewsViva Victoria
Architect Sheppard Robson has been granted planning consent for this nine-storey office development in front of Victoria station in London.
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CommentWho’s suing whom
Legal disputes crop up everywhere from Oxfordshire residential sites to Surrey church halls, as this month’s roundup of High Court writs demonstrates. Plus, our regular dispatch from Brussels
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NewsPier review
Transport secretary Alistair Darling has opened the largest air passenger bridge in the world, Pier 6 at Gatwick Airport.
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Miliband runs the rule over policies and plans at ODPM
But focus of stocktaking will be policies rather than bodies that deliver them, say departmental civil servants
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CommentOur silver jubilee
Since 1980, there have been six general elections and continuous revolution in our industry. The new government must keep up the pace of change
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FeaturesJust the job
Sam Powell explains why, 16 years after leaving, he has returned to Wells Cathedral Stonemasons
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NewsMichael: I’ll be your voice in Whitehall
Construction minister pledges to cut bureaucracy and unite departments
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It’s good to talk
Nick Raynsford begins his new column by explaining how to influence ministers
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FeaturesKate’s expectations
When Kate Barker’s report into housing undersupply was published last year, it was greeted with intense public and industry interest – after which nothing much seemed to happen. We found out whether the author was disappointed with her reception
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FeaturesThe men from the east
Last May, the European Union took on 10 new states, including eastern European countries whose high-quality workers were seen as the solution to the UK’s labour shortages.
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HSE lays early Olympic plans
The Health and Safety Executive is in talks with Crossrail and Olympic bid officials in a move to gain early input on the projects’ safety standards.
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Judicial review to delay HOK student flats
Architect HOK’s student village in Birmingham is on hold after a legal challenge was launched into its construction.
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Judicial review to delay HOK student flats
Architect HOK’s student village in Birmingham is on hold after a legal challenge was launched into its construction.
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Comment
A multi-million decision
The case of Carillion vs Devonport involved enforcing an adjudicator’s decision over a whopping £12.3m – no wonder the matter went all the way to the High Court
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CommentThe Danieli debate
Small builder Alan Danieli touched a nerve a few weeks ago when he wrote about ‘cowboy clients’. Here he thanks readers for their advice and support, while suggestions keep coming in …
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NewsSpa council pursues former minister Griffiths
Councillors close to the Bath Spa project are questioning the intervention of former construction minister Nigel Griffiths in the scheme earlier this year.
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