All Building articles in 21 April 2011 – Page 4
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CommentSore loser
This week we consider the purpose – and boundaries – of the OFT and the results of our annual salary survey
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News
Passivhaus window
The Green Building Store has added a Passivhaus certified window to its range of products
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NewsPersimmon sees spring sales boost
Housebuilder’s interim management statement says order book has now returned to 2010 levels
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NewsIndustry should follow ODA's green example, says LOCOG
’Low carbon’ Olympic venues should be “game-changing’ for construction, says Games’ organisers
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CommentOFT appeal timeline: What happens next?
OFT has until 26 May to appeal Competition Appeal Tribunal fine reductions
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News
Shopfitter wins exemption from CITB levy
Supermarket shelve installer should have been out of scope of the levy, CITB admits
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NewsDesigns unveiled for London Bridge station overhaul
£800m redevelopment will also include resignalling and on-going Thameslink improvements
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CommentWinning at Building Awards
The Gleeds chair says the firm has survived and strengthened through the recession
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NewsForestry Commission asks firms to get on their bikes
Up to six firms invited to design and build Welsh mountain bike centre
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NewsSpeedy sells accommodation arm for £34.9m
Elliott Group picks up business, two firms sign three-year agreement
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NewsMitie uses jet fighter technology to power hospital
Firm signs 15-year deal with Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust
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NewsCardiff to use pre-fabs to meet classroom needs
Local authority puts out call to firms to deliver units this year
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NewsDuncan Smith accuses L&Q of dog track 'lies'
Iain Duncan Smith accuses the housing association of misleading the public
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NewsManchester's Victoria station in line for £20m roof
Plans for ETFE roof are set to go out to public consultation, and construction could start in 2013
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NewsLend Lease lands £727m waste facility contract
Consortium including Lend Lease inks deal on PFI scheme
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CommentWill HSE cuts mean more construction deaths?
Unions warn hard-won improvements in safety are in jeopardy ahead of International Workers Memorial Day
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NewsThe Boutiq: Eastern allure
Property consortium Heeton Holdings, KSH Holdings and TEE International have launched a luxury 39,972ft2 residential-led scheme in Singapore
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CommentSpeculative defence: Durham County Council vs Jeremy Kendall (t/a HLB Architects)
This is an example of a speculative defence following a design fault