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Manufacturer of the Year
This year's nominees are a sign that innovation knows no downturn, and the winner shows that a recession doesn't mean that you have to stop investing
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Housing Project of the Year
Housing is not so dead after all, as is demonstrated by this range of impressive nominees - and the even more impressive winner
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Building Magazine Project of the Year
The regeneration of Liverpool was one of the most spectacular urban projects the UK has ever seen. And one of the most successful ...
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Public Building Project of the Year
Public building has come into its own over the past year and the winner of this category has set a standard for others to follow
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Major Housebuilder of the Year
Bellway Homes is tackling the storm in the housing sector while still keeping a good deal of canvas spread - and without losing too many of its crew
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Housebuilder of the Year
The winner in this category demonstrated that it is perfectly possible to sell houses even in the worst slump in living memory - all you have to do is build good ones
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Construction Client of the Year
There were some fine employers in the field this year, but Grosvenor won the top prize by taking on a scheme of mind-twisting complexity and turning it into a triumph
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Chief Executive of the Year
The Wates boss took home this prize for his jovial attitude, keen business sense and splendid financial record since joining the contractor
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Construction Personality of the Year
Sir John Sorrell, the outgoing chairman of Cabe takes the prize this year thanks to a combination of quiet charisma and his exemplary record of achievement
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NewsA refuge for creative freedom
London design collective provides cheap working space for unemployed architects
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NewsChristopher Michael Linnett vs Halliwells: Adjudicator's fees
Can an adjudicator recover fees from a party that raises questions about jurisdiction? Fenwick Elliott discusses
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FeaturesFirst Impressions: Schemes by UN Studio and Wilkinson Eyre
Another ’First Impression’ panellist, this time Chris Baillon, final year student at Nottingham Trent University, comments on four schemes
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NewsRICS set to raise global valuation standards
RICS will regulate its members with enhanced regulatory framework for valuation
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NewsStudents compete to transform Church Street market
Winner proposes organising food-related events and a local cookbook for the London market
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RIBA Trust Annual Lecture - 12 May
The Prince of Wales to deliver at the RIBA 175th anniversary
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NewsNationwide reports 'surprise' house price rise
Prices rise 0.9% on average in February according to building society
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NewsTaylor Wimpey may carry out rights issue to help raise £300m
Sources close to the debt talks between the housebuilder and its lenders say it is one of several options on the table
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NewsMann Construction sheds all staff
Groundworks firm will put about 120 workers out of work after going into administration earlier this month
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NewsDubai developer delays Arabian Canal and cuts jobs
Limitless slashes 7% of workforce in bid to save cash in struggling Middle East market