All articles by Sally Mesner – Page 2
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News
Eight line up for Beijing airport
Eight consortiums from three continents are in the running for the design of a new airport for Beijing
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Arup's fireproof lifts to cut evacuation time 40%
Engineers believe new lift technology could save lives in the event of a terrorist attack on a tall building.
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And now from the BBC: Hodder's Manchester HQ
Local practice wins landmark scheme to design the corporation's northern England headquarters.
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SRA backs step to cut rail companies' profits
The Strategic Rail Authority this week supported Network Rail's attempt to reduce profit margins for rail maintenance contractors
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Gleeson takes Llewellyn's place on £31m leisure PFI
Gleeson joins project team after Llewellyn's new owner Rok decides the project does not fit its business model.
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Prescott unveils £22bn regeneration plan
Deputy prime minister John Prescott this week launched his £22bn plan for regeneration funding for the next three years.
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Features
Rail labour agency hits the buffers
Collapse of Fastrack means 150 workers face loss of thousands of pounds in pay.
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NewsUrban Catalyst goes rural
Developer Urban Catalyst is to expand its portfolio to include rural development
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Rail labour agency hits the buffers
Collapse of Fastrack means 150 workers face loss of thousands of pounds of pay.
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Key players vie for £200m Coventry estates scheme
MacCormac, Atkins and Llewelyn-Davies among 21 in race to masterplan regeneration of four housing estates.
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NewsAmey and Carillion cling on to rail deals for another year
Network Rail temporarily extends three maintenance contracts despite taking responsibility for Reading line.
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NewsFate of collapsed Brighton pier hangs in the balance
Owner warns that if latest reconstruction plans are not approved soon, West Pier may have to be demolished.
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