All Building articles in 25 September 2015 – Page 3
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CommentAsk an apprentice
Marcus Palmer, junior mechanical engineer at Crofton Design, reviews his time on an industry apprenticeship
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NewsBattersea developer expects value on third phase
The developer behind Battersea Power Station says it has appropriate procurement processes in place
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NewsIndustry fears £350m Scape framework will block SMEs
RICS and others warn £125m-turnover threshold will exclude all but major consultants on public sector work
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CommentStamp it out
The UK’s Modern Slavery Act can be a major supply chain issue for the construction sector
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FeaturesMarket review: Hold steady
Despite wobbles in the global economy and a dip in private commercial construction, overall activity in the industry remains strong
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NewsBarbour ABI's September market review is out now
Barbour ABI’s Economic Construction Market Review for September is now available to download
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FeaturesCPD 21 2015: Acoustics in schools
Poor acoustics can have a damaging effect on teaching and learning. This module outlines the key contributary factors and some of the most effective solutions. It is sponsored by ROCKWOOL
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CommentService with a smile
Disputes about PFI projects are likely to be about operational matters. A recent case centred around how service points were awarded
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FeaturesCost model: London offices
Strong growth in central London’s office market is now driving developers to look to locations they may not previously have considered
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NewsArup's house made of shipping containers unveiled
Arup-led team present £25,000 concept home made of re-used shipping containers as part of London Design Festival
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NewsBonfield floats proposals for Green Deal alternative
Options include mass retrofitting of housing association homes and improved mortgage rates for green properties
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NewsAl Gore slams UK government green policy U-turns
Former US vice president attacks government over ‘puzzling’ decisions at climate event in central London
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CommentYour shout, George
All the signs are that the chancellor George Osborne really does believe in creating a northern powerhouse
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FeaturesLondon City Cruise Port: In at the deep end
Greenwich looks set to be home to a cruise ship terminal big enough to compete with New York’s and Sydney’s and which will be part of a much larger commercial and residential development. But its relatively shallow, narrow river setting makes the project an ambitious undertaking
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NewsQuarter of public sector projects 'disappear'
Analysis by KPMG finds large reduction in number of projects included in latest iteration of government pipeline
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NewsCBI slams green subsidy cuts
CBI says firms in emerging green sector need reassurance that government is serious about tackling climate change
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NewsSteel specialist Billington doubles pre-tax profit
Firm’s revenue rises to £24.5m, while profit doubles to £1.7m on back of strong demand
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NewsGovernment launches bogus apprenticeships crackdown
Firms offering fake or low-quality apprenticeships could face prosecution under new rules
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