All Building articles in 4 April 2014 – Page 3
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NewsAverage cost of repairing flood-hit home as high as £30k
RICS analysis finds average cost of repairing three-bedroom hit by flood damage is £30,000
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NewsFarrell shrugs off lack of government response to review
Architect says a formal government response to his review of architecture “wouldn’t be worth the paper it’s written on”
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NewsCabe appoints first woman chair
Pam Alexander is to replace Paul Finch as chairman of Cabe at the Design Council
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NewsTravis Perkins office engulfed in racism row
A Travis Perkins regional head office has been engulfed in a racism storm after staff circulated racist jokes on email
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NewsRace starts for £60m nuclear job
Nuclear reactor decommissioning forms core part of project at Winfrith set to be the first fully decommissioned UK site
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NewsProject team picked for £200m Aberdeen exhibition centre
Turner and Townsend, Aecom and Arup among those appointed to work on the scheme
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NewsThomas Vale boss targets 'complex projects' for growth
Incoming managing director wants to growth business organically
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NewsRICS warns infrastructure costs to rise 15%
Data from the RICS shows that costs and tender prices are both set to rise over the next five years
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NewsGehry and Foster unveil Battersea Power Station designs
Architects unveil designs for phase 3 of £8bn redevelopment of iconic power station
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NewsMuse unveils plans for £100m Aberdeen city centre revamp
Regeneration division of Morgan Sindall will submit plans for mixed-use scheme
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NewsMPs call for ring-fenced HS2 environmental protection budget
Environmental Audit Committee report warns of cuts to environmental mitigation if construction costs spiral upwards
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NewsWillmott Dixon bags £91m brace of repairs contracts
Contractor’s repairs and maintenance division wins Midlands deals
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NewsAggregates giants Lafarge and Holcim to merge
Deal will create largest global player in the cement, concrete and aggregates markets
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News'Roofer's heat gun sparked blaze on Osborne site'
Contractor says roofer’s heat gun sparked major fire at its £50m student accommodation scheme in Southampton
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CommentWe need a new wave of innovation to tackle climate change
The next wave of innovation must bring together different fields of activity - a nexus of technology
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NewsRyder's Liverpool innovation centre reaches completion
Morgan Sindall has completed work on Ryder Architecture’s new innovation centre in Liverpool
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NewsNetwork Rail picks new infrastructure boss
Network Rail has appointed a new infrastructure boss to replace the outgoing Simon Kirby
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NewsThree firms vie for £120m Pf2 schools
Three firms shortlisted for £120m batch of private finance schools in Yorkshire
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NewsWestfield wins planning for £1bn west London scheme
Plans for a £1bn extension to Westfield’s shopping centre in west London have been given the green light by planners