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NewsRoof units for service station
Four Elta Fans Heritage SCHT roof units were chosen for Cherwell Valley Services in Oxfordshire after it reopened following a fire
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NewsRoof insulation
Knauf Insulation’s Earthwool® mineral wool insulation range is now being specified as part of RoofSpace Solutions’ RoofSpace I-Roof system
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Roofing in Manila
Ronacrete waterproofing was specified at the Zuellig Building, in Makati City, Manila, Philippines, a 155m-high office space
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Drainage system
Marley Plumbing an d Drainage says its product was specified for a multi-storey car park for its reliable performance properties and ability to replace cast iron
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Cedar shingles for a train conversion
Eastern White Cedar shingles from Cembrit have been used on a refurbishment project
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NewsJointing system
Alutec’s JuraJoint jointing system offers impressive whole life costings and requires very little maintenance
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FeaturesNext stop for Battersea
A century-and-a-half after the first London underground railway opened, Building looks at how the tube’s extension to Battersea could help regenerate the area
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FeaturesAecom/Davis Langdon: Culture shock
Aecom bought Davis Langdon in 2010. Building talks to those who left, those who stayed, and the firm’s clients on what has changed - and what the future holds
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FeaturesGreen for Growth
Building launches its campaign to persuade the government to stimulate investment in green construction
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CommentWhy we should be cautious about seeing the RICS survey as a signpost to growth in UK construction
Like all surveys, its finding needs close interpretation and consideration when there are structural changes within the industry
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NewsTop Tory doubts Severn Barrage costs
Tim Yeo says he has “serious concerns” over the economic viability of the proposed Severn Barrage scheme
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NewsPlanning relaxed on solid wall insulation to boost Green Deal
Government issues clarification to planning rules bringing solid wall insulation within permitted development
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NewsYorkshire housebuilder Britannia collapses
Leeds-based housebuilder Britannia Developments has fallen into administration.
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NewsSpecialist firms’ injury rate falls by half in nine years
Accidents survey also finds fatalities fell by half over the period
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NewsGoldman Sachs submits 1.2m sq ft HQ plans
Investment bank submits plans for nine-floor City of London office block
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NewsGovernment plans new 'super-prison'
The government has announced plans to build a new prison that could house more than 2,000 inmates, the largest ever built in the UK