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Vinci to keep Taywood in one piece
French giant to keep contractor in one piece after deal that doubles its UK operations
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Taywood loses tug-of-war
The first major casualty of the Taylor Woodrow sale became clear this week as it emerged the company’s “teamwork” logo – one of the most famous brands in construction – will not transfer with the sale of the business, writes Joey Gardiner.
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ISG looks to Middle East and Asia for profit
More than half the profit at fit-out specialist ISG could come from overseas within three years, according to the company’s chief executive, writes Tom Bill.
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Home truths: Waste management
Colin Mitchell asks what needs to change to ensure that more than just lip service is paid to the regulations for site waste management plans
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£10bn of schemes on ice as Isis cuts jobs by half
Chief executive goes as credit crunch forces developer to focus on just two schemes
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Inventive vendors offer Grand Designs home as raffle prize
Owners to sell £845k house by raffle after housing market turmoil dries up usual channel of buyers
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Isle of Wight gives go-ahead for 1,000 eco-homes
Miller Homes receives council approval for code level four homes development at Newport
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Strategic Forum launches crane safety guidance
Body calls for contractors to publish the contact details of site manager on hoardings
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Getting by with a little help from its super-rich friends
SME profile Holloway White Allom’s A-list clients are helping it expand during the downturn
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House doctor: Fire protection
Peter Caplehorn of Scott Brownrigg outlines the pros and cons of installing and operating sprinkler systems in domestic applications
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Strategic Forum launches crane safety guidance
Body calls for contractors to publish the contact details of site manager on hoardings
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Safety warning after liftshaft plunge
Liverpool firm is fined £15,000 after concrete layer is seriously injured following fall through unprotected liftshaft well
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Double your winnings at 2008 Poker Kings
A winning hand can also be a helping hand at Building's second charity poker tournament at the Grosvenor Hotel next month
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Glasgow 2014 velodrome loses key designer
The proposed Chris Hoy Velodrome for Glasgow’s Commonwealth Games in 2014 has been hit by the departure of a key cycle track specialist from the project, writes Dan Stewart.
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Dubai construction inflation hits 16% in nine months
Construction prices in Dubai have risen 15.8% in nine months, thanks to soaring materials costs and competition for suppliers.
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Emirates ski slope to get environmental makeover
Dubai snow dome in the Mall of the Emirates could be fitted with photovoltaics to reduce energy use
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Glasgow 2014 velodrome loses key designer
The proposed Chris Hoy Velodrome for Glasgow’s Commonwealth Games in 2014 has been hit by the departure of a key cycle track specialist from the project, writes Dan Stewart.
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MAD architects redesign Chinatown as a 3D star
Venice Biennale sees unveiling of 'Superstar' mobile Chinatown to be transported across the world
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A lesson from history: realise the pain early when recession looms
I am in the midst of looking at endless numbers on house building and house builders for the annual Housing Market Intelligence report. I'll admit things are a bit slippy at moment. Trying to put meaning to the numbers is a bit like trying to pin a donkey's tail on ...
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The great valerio is walking
We have Neil Davis to thank for this demonstration of site circus skills in the Greater London area. We’re not sure if the pole is for balancing of vaulting …