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Artisan (UK) plc
A report (Building, 10 January 2003) referred to litigation between John Aviss and contractor Artisan over the sale in July 2001 of Bickerton Construction.
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NewsCrafty piece of work
Architect Softroom has won a competition to design the redevelopment of the Riverside Mill for the Devon Guild of Craftsmen in Bovey Tracey. The shortlist included Urban Salon, Satellite and Diva Architects. The 19th-century mill will be a venue for the display and sale of arts and crafts in the ...
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FeaturesA woman's place …
This library in the City of London, winner of the best public building award, is Britain's main academic resource for those researching women's experiences. It is also a demonstration of the power and subtlety that brick can offer a sensitive architect
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NewsBrixton's Angell wins top prize
Architect Burrell Foley Fischer's Angell Town Regeneration Scheme was named the best brick building in the UK at the Brick Development Association's 2002 awards.
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Prince Charles takes up his trowel at SkillCity
Prince Charles pitted his bricklaying skills against young would-be brickies during last November's SkillCity Show in Salford Quays, Greater Manchester.
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Selling bricklaying to schoolchildren
The Better Brickwork Alliance has launched the "Get a Life with Brick" campaign to encourage 13 to 17 year olds to choose bricklaying as a career.
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European standards are here
The British Standards Institution published the CEN European product standard BS EN 1344 Clay Pavers – Requirements and Test Methods in the summer of 2002.
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Brick contractors form lobbying group
Twelve of the UK's leading brickwork contractors have come together to form The Association of Brickwork Contractors (ABC).
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Amey has lost Tube PPP stake for good, says City
Following sale of PFIs for just £29m, group is unlikely raise money to buy back stake before June deadline.
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Whitehall is breaking spending promises
The government is failing to deliver on spending promises over housing, PFI schemes and roads, according to official figures revealed this week.
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Government set to make PFI housing more attractive
Whitehall to consult with councils over change to funding rules to allow more new-build PFI social housing.
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Orders dip in autumn takes shine off 2002
The construction industry felt a slight autumnal chill in an otherwise heartening year, according to the latest government figures.
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Just the job
Marie Lelue speaks to Lucy Jolin about going from studying in Paris to managing projects in Newcastle
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What price education?
The industry has struggled from a shortage of professionals for ten years. Now with University fees and student debt going through the roof, applications to construction degrees are set to go into freefall.
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FeaturesBrixton Belle
The supreme winner of the 2002 Brick Awards illustrates how the domestic connotations of brick can reconcile high-density inner-city development with living spaces that make people feel at home.
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How to … Specify Brickwork for Chimneys
A chimney is the most exposed element of any building, so it's important to design and build it to last. We explain what has to be considered
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Stop at nothing
A case in the Scottish courts has underlined the fact that adjudication must be effective – even if the parties have to forgo some of their basic rights
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FeaturesJam and bread
With the registration date for London's congestion charge just two weeks away, construction firms appear to be blissfully ignorant of how much it could cost them. We find that confusion and belated indignation are the typical reaction
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Skilled workers at Heathrow Terminal 5 to earn £55,000
Laing O'Rourke and construction unions reach pay agreement as BAA reveals plans to employ refugees on T5.