All Building articles in 2007 issue 01 – Page 3
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NewsMarshalls profit on track despite weak DIY market
Product group's results are in line with expectations despite flat building materials market
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NewsAmec win St Pancras M&E contract
Union Railways North has awarded the multi-million pound contract on which work will begin immediately
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NewsBalfour Beatty pays £60m for airport
Contractor sets plans for Exeter and Devon airport redevelopment and expansion
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HSE issues trench warning
Warning follows prosecution of Morgn Utilities and a manager for unsupported excavation in Liverpool
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NewsMore cladding gloom as Pluswall goes bust
Cladding specialist goes into voluntary liquidation following financial problems
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NewsFoster consortium set to bid for Olympic media centre
Architect plans alliance with Balfour Beatty as it prepares to go down design-and-build route
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NewsCleveland Bridge thrown Wembley lifeline
Wembley steel subcontractor Cleveland Bridge wins leave to appeal in court battle with Multiplex
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NewsThis year’s Styles
BIG PLANS — Shopfitter Styles & Wood is looking forward to a spending spree – and a new look
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Comment
Setting the record straight
Your story “Marks Barfield starts work on Olympic spike” (8 DecembeR), was inaccurate and misleading.
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Comment
Two questions
Two issues for further discussion arise from the Colindale fire. The first is the extent to which steel-framed buildings are different from timber. I am watching a steel-framed retirement home go up locally and there is a lot of timber in the secondary structure.
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CommentReflections and predictions
Wembley remained incomplete, third-party rights grew in popularity and we awoke to the importance of sustainability last year. So what will 2007 hold?
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CommentPause for thought
As we complete another lap of the calendar, our diarist stops to consider the effects of time on the vanity of human wishes, before moving smartly along to a story about Keith Clarke and nipple piercing
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FeaturesA well-oiled machine
Honda’s construction team has taken inspiration from the company’s car production lines to keep its projects purring smoothly
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NewsQueen honours Rogers, Madelin and Stefanou
Awards for Stanhope director, Argent chief executive and John Doyle chairman in New Year list
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NewsSiberian homes
Architects in Residence has just completed this £500,000 residential project in Camarthen Place, south London.
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CommentHomage to Helsinki
As a regular visitor to Finland for more than 40 years, I was taken aback by Amanda Levete’s ill-informed comments on Finnish culture and design (24 November).