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News£250m Rochdale scheme stalls after legal challenge
Losing bidders protest after council and development agency fail to disclose full selection criteria
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NewsIan Ritchie quits Olympic village over quality concerns
Architect leaves £1bn London 2012 project amid mounting unrest over value engineering
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Appointing an adjudicator
The CaseCamden engaged Makers UK Limited ("Makers") under a 1998 JCT Intermediate Form of Building Contract to carry out refurbishment works at Wittington Estate in Highgate, London. Issues arose between the parties over variations and delays. Camden issued at “Default Notice” alleging that Makers was in default of their contractual ...
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NewsCZWG unveils architectural burger boxes
Architect designs range of boxes for architectural foodsmiths Bompas & Parr
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NewsEdinburgh approves RMJM 15,000-home masterplan for Leith Docks
Forth Ports' regeneration scheme will be the Scottish capital's biggest-ever new development
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EP may act as broker in bid to rescue housing market
Move is part of a package of measures to aid ailing housebuilding sector
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Disputes in the desert
With construction wrangles in Dubai likely to increase, you’ll need to know how to go about resolving them …
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NewsThe curtain rises on Schmidlin UK’s second act
Company profile Two years after takeover by Lindner, cladding firm expects £18m turnover boost
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CommentBlood out of every stone
There are grim times ahead for specialist contractors and savings will have to made. Greg Verhoef explains why value engineering alone will not be enough
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NewsDoon Street decision gives boost to Simpson
Plans to build Ian Simpson’s £150m Beetham tower in London have been given a boost by the communities secretary’s decision to approve another tower further along the South Bank.
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NewsT Clarke profit up 10% after contract wins
Diversifying away from the commercial property sector pays dividends for electrical contractor
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NewsNorth Midland Construction profit falls 60%
Contractor blames project cancellations and extension of payment terms as shares plunge 37%
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Go-ahead for 20km bridge to link Germany and Denmark
Treaty will finally be signed next week after 15 years of cash squabbles over £4bn plan
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Mace to seal £600m New Street station revamp
Construction manager set to beat Balfour Beatty and Laing O’Rourke to take Birmingham station
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CommentWonders & blunders
Brian Berry compares a Georgian version of the ideal terrace with an advanced modern slum
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Somerset mine to be redeveloped as housing
English Partnerships seeks tenders to build 10 homes and a museum on Combe Down site
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NewsIan Ritchie quits Olympic village over quality concerns
Architect leaves £1bn London 2012 project amid mounting unrest over value engineering
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Industry payers get even worse
Firms are paying their subcontractors three weeks late, compared with an average of two weeks a year ago.
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EP may act as broker in bid to rescue housing market
Move is part of a package of measures to aid ailing housebuilding sector
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NewsCelebrity gardener joins Stirling jury
Celebrity gardener Diarmuid Gavin has been brought in to help judge UK architecture’s most prestigious prize after two of its five original judges resigned from the jury.