More news – Page 1303
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NewsArchitect Wilkinson Eyre wins Science Museum job
Amanda Levete, Haworth Tompkins and Caruso St John among those beaten
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NewsDerwent plans major Mayfair residential scheme
Developer has submitted plans to redevelop its own office into 58,000sq ft housing scheme
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NewsCarillion eyes upturn as margins improve
Contractor reports increased margins in construction and support services in first half of the year, with profit up 5%
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NewsCarillion lays out Balfour Beatty merger strategy
Contractor ups the pressure by identifying major cost savings and pledging refocus on services
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CommentWhy it's time to go green, and how BIM can help
BIM can help us embed sustainable principles into building design
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CommentSteven Barker picks 'Call for better urban design to tackle flooding'
This news story asks some pertinent questions of the UK’s flood defence policies
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CommentPhilip Watson picks 'Out of the ashes - the Mackintosh School of Art'
Among reports of the tragic fire at the Mackintosh School of Art, Ike Ijeh’s piece asked the positive question of how the building should be rebuilt
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NewsHurley Palmer Flatt appoints new directors
Engineer shakes up management to target ‘growth and expansion’ eleven months after a refinancing and restructuring
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NewsFirst Wirral Waters project wins planning
Developer Peel Group wins planning for Glenn Howells Architects-designed college
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NewsGreen light for Make's Oxford data institute
Big Data Institute at Oxford University is flanked by two others by same architect
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CommentRichard Saxon picks 'Barriers to BIM'
Joey Gardiner’s piece tackles the struggles surrounding BIM
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CommentSimon Rawlinson picks 'We can do more for unemployed youngsters'
Nick Raynsford’s blog pointed out in March that while our industry has a large and growing skills gap, the actual number of apprentices employed in construction is falling
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CommentBuilding on Egan: BIM and the three 'E's
When approaching BIM we must be economic, efficient and effective
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NewsBalfour defends stance on Carillion 'takeover'
Analysts predict further bad news for the contracting giant, as firm outlines plan for further office closures
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CommentRichard Jones picks 'Housebuilders warn of supply chain bottleneck'
While this news story taps into the economic history of housebuilding, it also looks to its future
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NewsBalfour Beatty services boss quits to join Serco
The boss of Balfour Beatty’s services business Kevin Craven has quit the firm to join Serco
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NewsBomb stops work on Ben Ainslie’s sailing centre
Unexploded ordnance from World War Two has to be disposed of by the Royal Navy bomb squad
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NewsSeverfield’s UK orders grow to £171m
Steel firm says the market is “improving” and that a more pronounced pick-up in activity is expected later this year
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NewsCommercial sector growth slows in July
UK regions and warehouse projects the strongest areas of expansion, according to latest Savills survey
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CommentBuildings are only as sustainable as their users
It seems the recession has had a damaging effect on sustainable FM and there is no sign of recovery