All Building articles in 2005 issue 36 – Page 4
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News
Franklin + Andrews loses key partner
Cost consultant Gardiner & Theobald has poached Tony Farmiloe, the head of property at rival Franklin + Andrews
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NewsChipperfield in America
Architect David Chipperfield has unveiled images of his first museum in the USA.
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CommentAll too human
Arbitrators, adjudicators, even judges, all have unconscious bias. You can’t change that – but you can make sure that you don’t help them to direct it against you
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NewsUK experts to fly out to aid New Orleans recovery
Engineer Halcrow and QS Gleeds lead calls for British consultants to go and help devastated city
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Travis Perkins shares slump after DIY sales fall
Shares in builders merchant Travis Perkins fell 5% after declining sales at its DIY chain Wickes reduced profit growth.
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NewsForeign markets boost WSP profit to £8.8m
Support services group WSP said this week that it was doing well because of strong performances in the USA and Sweden.
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Laing O’Rourke wins £65m luxury Chelsea development
Developer St James Homes appoints contractor one week after Mace departed from first phase of project
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Defects in new houses ‘have risen 53% in a year’
The number of defects in newly-built homes has risen by more than a half, according to a survey carried out by the Glasgow Caledonian University.
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NewsScott Wilson to design £500m Victoria upgrade
Consultant Scott Wilson has won a contract to design the first phase of a £500m upgrade of Victoria Underground station in central London.
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Features
Cost update: September 2005
In our latest analysis of construction materials prices and labour costs, Building reports on rocketing input prices and a recent drop in the cost of materials – plus why building operatives are whistling a happy tune …
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