All Building articles in 2005 issue 41 – Page 2
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NewsJarvis strives to keep bosses with 200% bonus offer
Firm asks shareholders to approve plan to retain senior staff with target-related share options.
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Gensler to revamp iconic Lloyd’s building
Architect is appointed to look at changing the interiors of building.
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NewsBovis up for rival Multiplex’s £4bn Stratford City scheme
Bovis Lend Lease shortlisted to programme manage Stratford City, despite rivalry with one of its developers.
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NewsRoof with a view
Architect Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands has designed this £16m block for developer IVG Asticus.
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NewsVillage people
Developers Merepark and Ballymore Properties have submitted plans for a £160m mixed-use shopping, residential and leisure scheme on vacant land behind Liverpool Central Station.
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Comment
A walk in the park
Mr and Mrs Wilkins own Morghew Park and claimed an injunction and damages for trespass against Mr Lewis who owned an adjoining property, the Morghew Park Estate. Mr Lewis, his employees and visitors used a road running through Morghew Park. Mr Lewis’ use of the roadway was granted ...
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Comment
Trust and naivete …
TrustMark chairman Ian Livsey’s comments cheered me up, particularly his belief that householders do not always go for the cheapest quote.
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NewsSenior official quits Planning Inspectorate
The Planning Inspectorate has been hit by a fresh blow after the resignation of the official responsible for operations across the south of England’s growth areas.
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Comment
Stone from home
Thank you for the excellent spread on the Victoria & Albert’s revamped central courtyard (23 September).
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CommentWhat a man’s gotta do
Compromise and collaboration, those so-called feminine qualities, aren’t the only way to run projects. Consultants of both sexes must also fight for what they believe is right
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NewsGold standard housing
Five housing schemes have been assigned gold standard status under the ODPM’s Building for Life.
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CommentWhat could possibly go wrong?
In response to your call for photos of health and safety breaches, we rather like this one!
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CommentOur learned friends
After thorough consultation the Technology and Construction Court has revised its procedures in a new extended Guide. This is how it works …
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Comment
Four ridiculous weeks
As chairman of a small committee in the east Midlands that, among other things, is concerned with good practice in the construction industry, I would like to bring to your attention a serious problem being faced on a regular basis by main contractors, namely that of absurdly short tender periods ...
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Gateway’s rising flood risk
Confusion over responsibility for flood defences and planning policy has left the Thames Gateway at severe risk, according to a report by the environment committee of the London assembly.
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Industry failing to implement flexible hours policies
Consultants are not using flexible hours as part of their working practices, even though two-thirds of firms claim they encourage it.
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CommentEnd of the pier show
Back from the coast, a veteran conference-goer reflects on a season dogged by identity crises and wonders if the sun has set on the age of politics-by-the-sea
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NewsMichael plans to give industry easy route to RDAs
Construction minister intends to give every industry single point of contact with regional development agencies
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