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FeaturesOn your marks
Both Chris Booth and Anthony Brown from Overbury have one aim in mind: to deliver in a fast and complex market. Here, they tell Pamela Buxton how they intend to do it
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NewsPeace and Cass appointed Cabe commissioners
Cabe names property chief and architect as Paul Morrell and Alan Barber bow out
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NewsDelay in Nottingham hits Shepherd
Contractor’s profit halves as university accommodation scheme completes almost a year late
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NewsTfL cuts jobs in restructure to save £2.4bn
But chief Hendy says Crossrail could provide new roles for some redundant staff
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FeaturesA decade in design
Not so long ago, the term ‘office fit-out’ meant deciding where to put the rubber plant. But over the past 10 years, design trends have moved dramatically to meet the demands of today’s design-savvy workers.
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NewsFour architect teams shortlisted for Croydon traffic scheme
Finalists will compete to design project intended to regenerate area
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NewsCIOB to appoint Middle Eastern regional manager by next month
Body opens Dubai office to support thousands of 4,000 construction professionals in region
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NewsMott MacDonald to partner Cardiff University
Firm and university to combine consulting and research capabilities under new partnership agreement
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FeaturesLet’s talk
We asked industry experts from across a number of disciplines to make sense of the new energy performance certificates. Here’s what they said…
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NewsFire services get £78m for building work
Each of England's regional fire and rescue services will receive at least £1m to spend over the next two years
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NewsCity worries drive up London asking prices
Property asking prices show surprise rise as rash of high-value homes hit the market
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FeaturesPublic good
With the commercial world in turmoil, the public sector is drawing more and more attention – just as well then, that these days it can match private facilities for design flare and value.
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NewsRotherham developer fined for unsafe site practice
Site forced to close three times after HSE inspections but advice ignored each time
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FeaturesFast movers
Developments in software technology are helping to make fit-out projects ever more efficient – a real boon in such a time-critical sector
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NewsSingapore plans £3bn construction boost
Medium-sized public projects now on hold will be restarted to help smaller contractors
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Features
So what do you think?
Nobody can ignore the green agenda any longer. But what do people in the industry really think about the environmental issues affecting their business? This Overbury study provides some absorbing answers
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NewsCemex defies downturn with new concrete plants
Materials producer opens replacement plants costing £3.4m in east London and Birmingham
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Comment
What's going on at Panceltica?
What is going on at structural steel specialist Panceltica?The Qatar-based company defied the downturn by floating on AIM in March and had been hailed in the City as one of the few success stories of 2008. The share placement was heavily over-subscribed.The £86m-turnover group uses technology that means large-scale housing ...