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Galliford: firms are buying work
The chief executive of Galliford Try has said contractors are winning work at a loss as a result of increasingly crowded tender lists
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Features
Sheep vs grass: The best and the worst eco-ideas
With all great movements come fresh ways of thinking – some good, some, frankly, not so good. Roxane McMeeken asked five sustainability experts to name their favourite green ideas and those that they would send straight to the recycling plant
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M&S puts squeeze on suppliers with 60-day payment period
Marks & Spencer has lengthened its payment period to 60 days it has emerged as retailers pile pile pressure on their supply chains
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Construction output to plunge 7% in 2009
Increased public expenditure by the government will not prevent construction output falling steeply in 2009, according to figures released this week
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Profiled sheeting
Profiled sheeting from Marley Eternit has been used on this self-build timber frame house in Scotland
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High speed Heathrow link will cost £40bn, expert claims
Crossrail veteran predicts Tories' numbers are 100% out
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Green Tape: Sustainability regulation
To keep up with environmental regulations, contractors must build sustainability into their contracts
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Big ambitions: Defra's Alnwick HQ
When designers began working on Defra’s offices in Alnwick, they thought a BREEAM ‘excellent’ rating an exciting enough challenge. But then BRE went and introduced ‘outstanding’…
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Starchitects in big fight over small Andorran art museum
As work dries up, Foster, Hadid, Gehry and Nouvel are shortlisted for project in European microstate
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Clay roof tiles
Redland has recreated the traditional fired blue of Staffordshire clay plain roof tiles with the Blue Brindle addition to its Rosemary Classic range
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Tottenham town hall refurbishment kicks off
Scheme will include renovation of the listed building and 109 new homes
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Carbon Trust calls for switch to large-scale wood fuel
But experts warn over carbon-heavy transport implications
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Mott MacDonald hired on £100m UAE oil depot
Gulf Petrochem signs up consultant for development of oil storage terminal
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2009: the sustainable year ahead
Michael Willoughby flicks through his diary to the key events that make 2009 such a critical 12 months for sustainability
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Residents sue over collapse at prize-winning Bristol flats
Hearing set for next month after balconies cave in at luxury Feilden Clegg Bradley scheme
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2012 Olympics creates 30,000 construction jobs
Workforce on Olympic site will triple this year, with further apprenticeships pledged
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Government moots SAP levy
The government is considering introducing a levy on domestic Energy Performance Certificates to pay for the expansion of the system used to assess the energy efficiency of houses
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Sustainability costs: Refurbishment
The advent of EPCs means commercial landlords can no longer ignore the inefficiency of existing stock. Richard Quartermaine of Cyril Sweett breaks down the costs of revamping these energy guzzlers
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Aukett Fitzroy Robinson to design Solihull business park
Forty-one acre site will include new offices and landscaping
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Developers fear becoming green energy suppliers
Survey reveals that a third of firms expect to become responsible for renewable energy generation