All Building articles in 30 April 2010 – Page 2
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Carillion JV seals £370m Wolverhampton BSF deal
Financial close achieved on deal to deliver 26 schools over the next four years
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Robert McAlpine to focus on schools work
Contractor makes announcement after a £200m drop in turnover
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Carillion scoops £110m contracts in Abu Dhabi
University extension in Al Ain and new Ikea store on Yas island are latest big wins for Al Futtaim Carillion
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British Land to build UBS head office at Broadgate
Developer signs joint venture with Blackstone to deliver new building in London office complex
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Balfour Beatty seals £248m of Network Rail contracts
Contractor wins extension to renewal framework plus two more £25m-plus deals
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Foster and Hadid out of race for £120m cancer centre
Big name architects fall by the wayside as long-list of nine is cut to six for London centre
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England's tallest bridge design approved
190m-tall bridge in Sunderland, which will span 336m over the Wear, has received planning permission from council
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Comment
Yuanda vs Gear Construction: amendments to a contract
Did the insertion of a Tolent clause go against the Construction Act?
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10 changes to Part L for 2010
Our energy expert runs through the parts of the new rules that will have the biggest impact
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Images: Best buildings at the Shanghai Expo
2010 event reported to be most expensive in fair’s history
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How construction can make cycling safer
Following the tragic death of architect Rebecca Goosen, who was killed in a collision with a 32-tonne cement mixer last year, Building's web editor joined a cement mixer driver on a trip through central London to try and understand why HGVs are involved in 39% of all cycling fatalities
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Morrison nabs £180m of work
Repair and maintenance contractor to provide services on about 28,000
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Pioneering UK Passivhaus certified
First Passivhaus in the country to use traditional cavity wall construction cost £141,000 to build and will use 90% less energy for heating than average
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Aldar posts £55m first quarter loss
Abu Dhabi developer fails to meet forecasts, blaming the performance on the UAE’s weak property market
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Croft House Care vs Durham council : Disclosure in public procurement
A question of which documents must be disclosed to court in a claim involving aggreived tenders
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Government publishes Part L Approved Documents
Under new rules some non-domestic buildings will be allowed to achieve less than a 25% reduction while others will be expected to exceed the target
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Rok issues profit warning
Firm blames severe weather conditions at beginning of year for weak maintenance and improvements performance
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The reckoning
Fiona Gill and Mark Roach So what did the Labour party do for (or to) construction during the past 13 years? And what will happen if the Conservatives take over?