All Building articles in 2007 issue 44 – Page 6
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Shard demolition work falls six weeks behind
Further delays to London Bridge tower as Mace fights to keep its role on the £350m scheme
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Shard demolition work falls six weeks behind
Further delays to London Bridge tower as Mace fights to keep its role on the £350m scheme
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Inquest begins into fatality at Wembley stadium
An inquest was launched this week into the death of a worker employed by concrete contractor PC Harrington on the Wembley stadium project.
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Isle of Wight set to become world’s first ‘eco-island’
Council plans to regenerate the whole of the island and run it on low-carbon energy
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Metronet nabs Bechtel man
Metronet has drafted in a programme management expert from Bechtel to review its problem tube station contracts.
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BCIS forecast says tender prices on the up
Tender prices expected to rise significantly faster than general inflation
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CommentConsider the bat
So, the competition was to design a des res for a few hundred flying midge munchers, but the results were revelatory – and strangely important for all of us…
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Barratt looks north for tough regeneration schemes
Traditional greenfield housebuilder to specialise in public sector brownfield projects
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NewsRegeneration puts Gleeson back in the black
The company’s full-year pre-tax profit was £8.3m, compared with the previous year’s £12.3m loss.
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B for Bother
Manchester council is suing the architect Thomas Heatherwick over his B of the Bang sculpture, which requires remedial work.
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Growth at Ferrovial’s construction arm ‘at zero’
Nicolas Villen, chief executive of Spanish contractor Ferrovial, said growth in its construction division would be flat this year but would pick up in 2008.
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Bidwells appoints four new project managers
Also: White Young Green recruits new associate for energy and environment
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Hill appoints vice president of international finance
Klein will lead project management operations in Europe, Middle East, North Africa and Asia
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NewsAnother Rafael at the Prado
The extension to Madrid’s Prado museum, designed by Rafael Moneo, will open next week.
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NewsGleeds TV takes to the airwaves
Gleeds has taken an unorthodox step in its international expansion by launching its own global television station.
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Features
Market forecast: Credit crunch ahead
Full order books mean the industry is likely to remain busy into 2008 but the impact of the credit crunch on new developments remains to be seen
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NewsRip it up and start again
The tallest building on the Olympic park site was demolished this Tuesday.