All articles by Jim Dunton – Page 40
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Archive TitlesSweett's Europe and Middle East profits rise
But group says domestic construction margins remain under pressure
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NewsAtkins increases staff numbers in past six months
But consultancy warns of further pressure in North American operations
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NewsInnovative Manchester housing proposals progress
Partners agree terms for public-sector pension funded developments
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NewsArchitect survey finds members more positive
RIBA confidence index finds workloads expected to remain stable
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NewsHome Group selects firms for Northern framework
Ten companies chosen for pipeline worth up to £100m
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NewsMiller to build new Rolls-Royce factory
Firm bags contract to construct jet-engine parts facility
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NewsMiller lands Manchester court contract
Firm will upgrade cells and lifts under framework deal worth £1m
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NewsBrickmaker issues profit warning
Michelmersh predicts full-year figures ‘significantly below market expectations’
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NewsFallon visits off-site construction plant
Construction minister’s visit follows launch of sector-boosting task-force
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NewsGround broken for new Design Museum
Luminaries of architecture and design contribute items for 2012 time capsule
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NewsHong Kong seeks architects for new modern art museum
Designs sought for new visual culture centre as RIBA sets up new Hong Kong chapter
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NewsMcLaren wins first phase of Spurs stadium project
New supermarket with commercial and residential space to kick off White Hart Lane project
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NewsNew homes for Department of Transport office
Westminster backs apartments plan for former Department of Transport office
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NewsBoris bangs the drum for Elephant & Castle scheme
Call for developer to take forward Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners-designed 470-home Newington Butts scheme
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NewsGreen light for 2,500-home Harrow regeneration
London mayor and communities secretary approve plans for Kodak site
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NewsPickles backs £650m Chatham Waters scheme
Mixed use development escapes call-in by communities secretary
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NewsGreen 'report card' highlights government's failings
UK Green Building Council’s mid-term assessment questions government’s chances of being “greenest ever”