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NewsA balanced approach to safety
Wearing no shoes makes climbing the ropes up to the roof section much easier for these Indonesian workers
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NewsTower crane register proposals to be published
Health and Safety Executive will launch the consultation on Monday in preparation for scheme roll-out in April 2010
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CommentOur predicament
Both parties admit that the axe will have to fall on public spending soon, although politicians have been too squeamish to describe this in detail
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CommentChelsea changed everything
The fall of Rogers’ Chelsea Barracks scheme was not so much the cause of an enjoyable public row as the effect of a fundamental change in the way we do design
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NewsHCA contractor partnerships: The right ingredients
The HCA has proposed partnering with contractors to build homes. Will this be a recipe for success?
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FeaturesSANAA's Hyde Park pavilion
This year’s Hyde Park pavilion is a silvery water snake designed by Japanese architect SANAA. Dan Stewart found his umbrella and went to take a look …
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NewsCyril Sweett to help Iraqi power
Consultant appointed by Iraqi government for three power stations
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NewsHCA looks to expand contractor partnership plan
Agency writes to English councils seeking land and plans to tender for contractors within a fortnight
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Latest construction appointments - 10 July 2009
NG Bailey, Integral, RMJM and Crossrail announce new appointments
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NewsFour firms shortlisted for £150m tube station job
Balfour Beatty and Morgan Est among companies invited to tender for Bond Street station contract
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NewsConstruction to lose 13% of jobs this year
ConstructionSkills warns that up to 450,000 jobs could go by 2011, with consequent skills losses
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NewsFour-storey office catches fire in Soho
Twelve fire engines are attending the scene on Dean Street in central London
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NewsPanceltica to lose Doha contract over legal row
Future of structural steel specialist in doubt after developer Barwa's move on unfinished housing scheme
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Mott files stinging rebuke to Multiplex Wembley claim
Legal battle over stadium continues as engineer calls contractor’s £253m case ‘embarrassing’
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NewsIndustry divided over Camberwell fire
Fire experts have cautioned against blaming the building design for the spread of a fire that killed six people at a block of flats in Camberwell, south London
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NewsFears grow of W-shaped recession as output forecasts cut
Further falls possible after weak recovery as Experian says output will decline 12% this year
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NewsMitie reports healthy performance
Facilities management firm benefits from economic conditions to earn revenues in line with expectations
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NewsBovis Homes points to market 'stabilisation'
Housebuilder's trading update highlights steadying prices and gradual rise in lending
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NewsHigh velocity art: Festival of Speed, West Sussex
This sculpture was on show last weekend at the Festival of Speed in Goodwood, West Sussex