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CommentGreat Danes
Learning from Copenhagen: Denmark presents an alluring example of holistic sustainability, dynamic design and civic debate that could hold lessons for us here.
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NewsSkanska to cut M&E jobs
Contractor blames market downturn as 15 M&E staff are told they could lose their jobs
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NewsV&A at Dundee: six architects reveal their vision
Victoria and Albert Museum launches competition for a design centre on Dundee’s waterfront
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NewsGovernment delays EPC software by six months
Updated software was due to be released alongside the new Part L of the Building Regulations next month
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NewsInterserve appoints new finance director
Tim Haywood moves from St Modwen Properties where he was also FD
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FeaturesAPC extras: T062 - Procurement and Tendering
This is a core competency for a range of different pathways and is used by many candidates for their critical analysis
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Michelmersh turnover rises 18% after acquisition
Brickmaker says it is continuing to restructure following purchase of Freshfield Lane Brickworks
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NewsNew wing to Kew's herbarium opens
Edward Cullinan Architects’ design will house upto 50,000 new plant specimens a year
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NewsArchial sold to Canadian consultant
Toronto-based Ingenium buys stricken architect for undisclosed sum
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NewsMorgan Sindall secures 42 Connaught social housing contracts
Nearly half of social housing contracts bought from Connaught have now transferred to Morgan Sindall
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NewsGalliford Try wins 25-year ESCo energy contract
Contractor will build and mange district heat and power system at mixed-use scheme in West Sussex
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NewsDavid Higgins leaves ODA for Network Rail
ODA’s director of finance Dennis Hone will replace Higgins who takes up chief executive post at rail body
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NewsEd Miliband hits out at BSF cuts
New Labour leader describes school building cuts as ’irresponsible’
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NewsTest family to live in 'climate-smart' house
Swedish firms launch ’One Tonne Life’ project to show households can reduce emissions without sacrificing lifestyle
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Boris Johnson: ‘There are savings to be made in retrofitting’
London mayor launches World Green Building week
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NewsLib Dems threaten nuclear investment, says Labour
Lord Hunt tells party conference that coalition ’ambivalence’ to nuclear new build is a concern
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NewsLabour attacks government's regional growth fund
Shadow business secretary uses party conference speech to hit out at coalition’s abolition of Regional Development Agencies
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NewsCrossrail confirms route will not be cut
Progress report says no branches or stations will be cut but value management exercise continues
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NewsBreedon posts £387,000 first-half loss
Breedon Aggregates reveals loss but says prospects for growth had improved since takeover by Marwyn Materials