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CommentBook review: Architect's Legal Pocket Book
A new pocket-size guidebook aims to be the definitive legal manual for architects and students
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CommentHalf-term report for the housing market 2011 – fragile and flatlining
The recent stats to emerge on the housing market make for worrying reading
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NewsHousing market remains flat in June
Supply of new property falls back with demand failing to pick up
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NewsShapps signs off £115m Salford housing scheme
Scheme involves the build and refurb of 1,600 new homes in Salford
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NewsVinci wins £80m Tesco Streatham contract
South London mixed-use scheme features 250 apartments, swimming pool and ice rink
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NewsWillmott Dixon lands £45m Notting Hill deal
Firm awarded five-year contract to provide repair and maintenance services
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NewsBetter building services the key to making non-domestic buildings zero carbon
New report suggests there is no point in making building fabric performance tougher than current standards
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NewsAtkins appointed designer on £160m Danish rail scheme
Partnership project involves the renovation of four train stations
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NewsISG Jackson wins £4m Brixton housing project
Inglis Badrashi Loddo Architects has designed 42-unit scheme for developer Kitewood
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NewsCostain/Skanska win Crossrail Paddington contract
First major station contract awarded by Crossrail is worth £250m
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NewsHouse loans rose in May but remained lower than 2010
Market view from Council of Mortgage Lenders
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CommentConstruction output: So far it’s better than last year, but can that last?
Output figures are looking good but why, how and is this sustainable?
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NewsCPA survey reveals 18% increase in exports
Construction manufacturers seek business abroad in light of weak pound
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NewsSlough council seeks CPO to unlock £450m regeneration
Disputed land earmarked by council as key site for £450m town redevelopment
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NewsTesco wins approval for £50m Wisbech scheme
Retail Park at former Wisbech greyhound stadium will feature an eight-screen cinema and restaurant complex
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FeaturesLead times April - July 2011
The earthquake in Japan has had a negative effect on electronic control equipment and the steel market is fluctuating but enquiries are up and lead times remain stable. Brian Moone of Mace reports
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NewsLend Lease staff face fresh overhaul of pension scheme
Second major change to UK scheme in three years designed to give parent company financial certainty
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NewsCostain/Skanska tipped for £250m Paddington Crossrail job
The £250m contract at Paddington would be the largest the consortium has won on the project
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NewsKing’s College Hospital lodges legal action against Costain
Hospital claims contractor failed to repair defects