All Building articles in 2001 issue 13 – Page 2
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News
HTA claims over Village sacking
Former Greenwich Millennium Village designer HTA Architects has put in a substantial claim against the developer that sacked it from the job
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Comment
Vehicle for change
David Mosey - Those who say writing partnering into contracts is a mistake are behind the times. The new way of working offered by PPC2000 is already a success
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News
Galliford Try buys two firms
Galliford Try this week announced the purchase of two small companies, and also revealed that it had won construction contracts worth £160m.
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Foot-and-mouth crisis paralyses small builders
Rural firms fear the worst as work grinds to a halt on projects across the countryside
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Shipshape and Bristol fashion
Regeneration specialist URBED will submit this masterplan for a £200m project to transform 20 ha of derelict land in Bristol at the end of April.
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Features
Five top management books
Marketing: An Introductory Testby Martin Christopher and Malcolm McDonald Palgrave, £17.50This easy-to-read paperback covers the basics of marketing and introduces some useful jargon.Success Strategies for Design Professionalsby Weld Coxe, Nina Hartung, Hugh Hochberg, Brian Lewis, David Maister, Robert Mattox and Peter PivenKrieger Publishing, £34This book is a great analysis of ...
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Five in race for London's biggest brownfield prize
Consortiums named for £800m mixed-use scheme in east London's Silvertown Dock.
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Bidders defiant over legal threat to Tube contracts
Consortiums insist that government has nothing to fear from a judicial review into the part privatisation.
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Gleeson bets on the executive homes market
Gleeson aims to continue a drive to increase the average price of its houses and has set itself a target of £180,000 in the next six months.
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Aukett profit slashed by US slowdown
The US slowdown claimed its first UK victim this week when consultant Aukett warned that profit for the year would be 50% below market expectations.
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Arup: Fitzpatrick move is nothing to do with bridge
Arup has hotly denied reports that Tony Fitzpatrick, the director and engineer in charge of the Millennium Bridge, has been transferred to the USA because of the bridge debacle.
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Features
Appointments
HousebuildersBill Wilcox (right) has joined Swan Hill's Sussex office as land executive.Redrow Homes has appointed Peter Hurst, formerly of Berkeley, special projects manager in South Wales.ConsultantsRichard Murphy Architects has promoted Bill Black to senior associate. Guido Maclellan, Matthew Bremner and James Mason have also been made associates.Consulting engineer Roger Preston ...
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Barratt grossly undervalued by City, say analysts
Share price languishes at fraction of true value despite the announcement of record profit.
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YJL revealed as mystery Allen bidder
Acquisitive contractor YJL is in the running to buy Allen's troubled construction business.
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Comment
Ahead of its time
James Bessey - says PPC2000 is fine, but English law just isn't ready for it yet, while on page 54 David Mosey, who drafted the heads of terms for the contract, defends his creation
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News
Green activists to target Carillion and Balfour Beatty
Friends of the Earth set to launch new campaign against Birmingham Relief Road contractors.
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£850m London transport projects begin
Four large-scale London infrastructure projects worth a total of £850m are set to move to the consultation stage in May.
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Amey frontrunner for £360m PFI plan
Amey has been named preferred bidder for a large PFI project in Edinburgh.
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Hackney council plans 15-year CM deal
Hackney council's housing department is considering letting a 15-year construction management deal for its £80m annual repair, maintenance and capital works programme.
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Features
Under £1m - Working from home
After a decade of wrangling with council planners, an imaginative live–work building by Studio E Architects occupies a derelict site in London's Barnes conservation area.
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