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NewsBuilding takes its Charter 284 campaign to Number 11
Pre-Budget submission makes the case for investment in schools, transport, power and green housing
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NewsWakefield’s trinity: £390m regeneration
Development plans for Wakefield have been showcased at Mipim
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Bovis rejigs Cardiff project team
Bovis Lend Lease has drafted a senior project manager from its Greenwich Peninsula development to complete its St Davids 2 scheme in Cardiff
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NewsMcGuckin promoted to Turner & Townsend managing director
Steve McGuckin has been promoted to managing director of Turner & Townsend UK, replacing Bill Woolgar, who will retire on 6 April
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NewsTerraced housing
Architect Studio RHE has submitted planning drawings to Newham council for a 24-storey tower in London’s Royal Victoria Dock
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Morrell: Industry needs more workload to become low carbon
The construction industry requires a rise in its workload if it is to achieve its carbon reduction commitments for 2020 and beyond
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NewsBangalore blueprint: Andy Fisher Workshop's masterplan
Andy Fisher Workshop has designed a masterplan for Bangalore, India
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Caution urged as ‘mini boom’ doubles London fit-out pipeline
The pipeline of fit-out work in central London has more than doubled in the past year, according to Metropolis Property Research
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Enterprise posts flat turnover amid merger speculation
Enterprise, the private equity-backed infrastructure support services firm that is the subject of merger speculation with social housing specialist Connaught, posted flat turnover of £1bn in 2009
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Costain breaks £1bn barrier
Costain broke through the £1bn turnover barrier for the first time in 16 years in 2009
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Interserve defies downturn with 11.6% profit rise
Services, maintenance and building group Interserve has posted an 11.6% rise in pre-tax profit to £89.2m for the year ended 31 December 2009. The group’s turnover rose 5.9% to £1.9bn
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NewsArchial uses Alsop name for global rebrand
Architect Archial Group has rebranded its international business as Alsop Sparch as part of a plan to win new overseas clients
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FeaturesAlsop’s new look: Chris Littlemore interview
Chris Littlemore, the boss of Archial, is planning to exploit the architectural group’s most famous brand for its relaunched international business
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CommentThe next 40 years starts now
The government’s proposals for a low carbon economy are going to keep construction busy for years – if it can develop the leadership and the vision to respond to them
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CommentWonders & blunders - 19 March 2010
Michael Fish is blown away by the majestic Palace of Westminster, but feels chilled to the bone whenever he walks past Centre Point in London’s West End
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FeaturesLow-paid architect jobs: An offer you can refuse
If you were an unemployed architect, would you take a job working 14-hour days for £6 an hour? Well, that’s exactly what one firm is offering
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FeaturesPreventing a pile-up
Transport infrastructure spending seems to be one of construction’s good news stories. According to Davis Langdon, there has been 10% growth in real terms
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FeaturesIn the loop
The £1bn East London line extension, which opens in May, is the first part of a plan to give the capital an orbital railway. Stephen Kennett looks at the work done and how the circle will be completed