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NewsBack from the brink?
Wembley steel subcontractor Cleveland Bridge wins leave to appeal in court battle with Multiplex
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NewsBalfour Beatty pays £60m for airport
Contractor sets plans for Exeter and Devon airport redevelopment and expansion
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NewsSiberian homes
Architects in Residence has just completed this £500,000 residential project in Camarthen Place, south London.
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News‘Cautious’ Costain writes down £50m
Channel Tunnel Rail Link extension at King’s Cross could be part of the disputed contracts
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NewsAmec win St Pancras M&E contract
Union Railways North has awarded the multi-million pound contract on which work will begin immediately
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HSE issues trench warning
Warning follows prosecution of Morgn Utilities and a manager for unsupported excavation in Liverpool
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NewsMore cladding gloom as Pluswall goes bust
Cladding specialist goes into voluntary liquidation following financial problems
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NewsBerkeley faces profit revision
Housebuilders could be affected if alterations to accounting rules go ahead
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NewsFoster consortium set to bid for Olympic media centre
Architect plans alliance with Balfour Beatty as it prepares to go down design-and-build route
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NewsPascall + Watson pulls out of ‘nightmare’ talks with Atkins
Architect’s managing director says his firm was put under pressure to conclude merger
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NewsAlsop to design Eden rival in Norfolk
Architect Will Alsop is to enhance his green credentials by designing a £250m biomass power station in East Anglia
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NewsQueen honours Rogers, Madelin and Stefanou
Awards for Stanhope director, Argent chief executive and John Doyle chairman in New Year list
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NewsNorwich Union’s Edwardian HQ joins the 21st century
Land Securities and LSI Architects complete £90m makeover of insurance giant’s Norfolk home
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Thousands fail to hit MCG’s skills card deadline
The Major Contractors Group (MCG) may have failed to meet its target of ensuring that all workers on its members’ site have CSCS cards by 1 January.
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RICS frustrated by failure of visa campaign
RICS launches a fresh campaign against visa restrictions imposed on QSs coming to the UK from outside the EU
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FeaturesStyle council
OFFICES — Ealing borough council wanted to migrate 2,500 staff from an archipelago of offices into its headquarters, and turn that into a sexy, sustainable civic centre for the good burghers of west London. Sonia Soltani reports on how it did the job, with a little help from Pringle Brandon
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FeaturesWhat to specify: offices
Glazed curtain walling, state-of-the-art lighting and a host of other products designed to make offices safer, more comfortable and generally less depressing …
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FeaturesWhat it costs: mechanical ventilation
In many instances mechanical ventilation may be the only option to manage office environments. Peter Mayer of Building LifePlans explores the options