All articles by Chloë McCulloch – Page 20
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NewsMayor picks advisers for Olympic legacy
Sir Bob Kerslake among nine board members to advise on Olympic Games legacy programme
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NewsShortlist announced for Gulf State Building Awards
Foster, Atkins and Mace among big names selected for excellence in construction in the Gulf region shortlist
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NewsThe ultimate sustainable city: Student architects future-gaze
Four-minute film showcases ideas for reacting climate change from 14 young architects
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NewsMultiplex wins £8m in Wembley Stadium case
Steel contractor Cleveland Bridge forced to pay £8m in damages and legal costs
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NewsDavid Adjaye unveils tulipwood pavilion
Wooden structure installed at Southbank as part of London Design Festival
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NewsGreen light for Alsop school design
Southwark council grants planning permission for primary school on the Aylesbury estate
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NewsJCT moves closer to launching 'green' contract provisions
Joint Contracts Tribunal set to publish terms and guidance on issues such as waste reduction and energy consumption this autumn
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NewsSpeedy Hire offers to exchange old or faulty ladders
Equipment hire firm launches ladder exchange campaign with HSE in bid to cut falls from height
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NewsGreen light for HKR primary school design
Planners give go-ahead for Eveline Lowe Primary school in Southwark
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NewsYoung people opt for sheds as affordable homes
Potential first-time buyers are shunning the property market to build wooden chalets in parents' back gardens
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Monuments, parks, wrecks and battlefields 'at risk'
English Heritage broadens its annual survey of buildings at risk to include 70,000 historic sites across the country
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Haringey council fined after worker falls through skylight
Court fines council £10k after plumber falls 10ft injuring his spine
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Three vie to build Birmingham library
Carillion, Laing O'Rourke and Sir Robert McAlpine on the shortlist for £193m library
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NewsCampaigners slam government decision on crane register
Calls for national register of tower crane to improve safety standards have been formally rejected
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London mayor plans 10 'low carbon zones'
Boris Johnson says zones will provide less polluting energy from local renewable schemes
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NewsGlass installed on Gehry's Serpentine Gallery Pavillion
Taylor Woodrow fits nine glass canopies on top of timber structure in Hyde Park
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NewsAsbestos halts work on Olympic Stadium
Foundations work on stadium site is halted as precautionary measure after asbestos material found in ground
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Housing slump hits product manufacturers
Heavy side products suffer sharpest slowdown in second quarter of 2008
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NewsJCT appoints new chairman
Peter Hibberd, currently JCT general secretary, takes over as Christopher Vickers retires
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NewsGreen light to build 150 polyclincs
Government confirms network of GP-led health centres as it unveils 10-year reform package for NHS