All Building articles in 2007 issue 42 – Page 2
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NewsA Flemmish master?
As Belgian painters go this is no Van Eyck, but he certainly has a head for heights and a good sense of balance
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NewsProperty bosses search for sustainable evidence
Sustainable heads at investor Prupim and developer Hammerson point to the need for hard figures to embed environmentalism in the market
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NewsNo car parking for Olympic Games, says ODA
ODA plans to allow parking only for the disabled and those direcly associated with the Games
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NewsGreenest UK cities still consume too much
WWF report places Newport and Plymouth at top of green league table but warns energy needs are too high
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NewsMorgan Ashurst scoops £25m college job
Bracknell and Wokingham College in Berkshire is expected to be complete by December 2009
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Balfour bags £12m Cromer hospital
Mansell, part of Balfour Beatty, is expected to complete the hospital in Norfolk by 2010
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NewsLEED-ing the way
View from the US: In his first online column American green building expert Jerry Yudelson predicts a huge growth in take-up of the BREEAM-equivalent sustainable standard
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NewsGovernment expected to abandon renewable energy targets
Leaked documents reveal ministers want to lower the target for 20% of European energy to come from renewable sources
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NewsReport tackles 2012 transport problems
London Assembly proposes integrated ticketing for sports fans to cut congestion in the capital
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NewsTravelodge to pay public £25m to find sites
Budget hotel company will pay members of the public up to £150,000 each for tip-offs
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NewsGovernment puts zero carbon schools in doubt
Report casts doubt on cost-effectiveness of building zero carbon schools as part of review of BSF programme
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NewsChurch opens skate ramp to broaden appeal
Polzeath Community Church in Cornwall attracts local youth by building a skate ramp
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Paper round: Leading McAlpine investors support Carillion
Plus, Standsted expansion plans 'in tatters' and predictions that housing market will avoid a crash
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CIRIA writes guidelines for chemicals on brownfield land
Association is developing guidance aimed at designers, developers and clients for managing volatile chemicals in the ground
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NewsReport claims CHP has a future
New government research claims that 10% of UK’s electricity can come from CHP generation by the end of 2010
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NewsGreen light for Sally Army centre
Hudson Architect gets planning permission for worhip hall and community centre in Chelmsford
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Rider Levett Bucknall nets role on £62m Bristol wildlife park
QS to cost next "next generation of zoos" in the South West with emphasis on low energy consumption
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NewsFord made senior director of Serco
The chairperson of English Partnerships will start her role at Serco on October 29
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NewsHow to be good
At Building's launch of the Good Employers Guide recent recruits provided some insights into what they want from work, and it's not just a generous pay-packet ...
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FeaturesThe Building Good Employer Guide 2007
Find the best employers in the industry with our Good Employer Guide which features an independent survey of 15,000 employees