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NewsF+G strengthens presence in Thames Valley with new Oxford office
New team will offer QS and project management services to clients in defence, education, leisure, government and healthcare
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NewsThe Weekly Green Gauge 9 June 2008
Clever eggs, a film of film and bag boy in Building Sustainability's offbeat web survey.
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NewsRICS set to transform process of appointing a surveyor
New forms reflect the recent legislative changes and embrace modern methods of consulting
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NewsCIOB launches training programmes in China
Programmes aimed at training professionals to cope with China’s massive construction schemes
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NewsRICS announce shortlist for 2008 awards
Shortlist for building conservation, regeneration, sustainability and community benefit ranges from Midlands muslim school to Swiss regeneration scheme
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Grey water recycling
Polypipe Sanitary Systems launches a micro greywater recycling system to meet Code for Sustainable Homes
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NewsThe all-new LEED standard, a guide
Jerry Yudelson does his best to explain the changes proposed to the de facto national US green standard for all buildings
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NewsGreater London Authority could see budget cut, investigation warns
Financial probe criticises monitoring of regeneration schemes
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NewsSenior New York crane inspector arrested on corruption charges
Delayo accepted thousands of dollars in bribes over eight years according to city's Department of Investigation
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NewsLondon mayor announces new LDA chair
Boris Johnson names Harvey McGrath new chair a week after his vicious attack on government’s response to the credit crunch
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Pedestrians to power shopping centres
Shoppers’ footsteps could soon be used to power underfloor generators in shops and Tube stations
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NewsWork starts on St Bride Street office by Rolfe Judd
Dev Sec site in City of London will provide 50,000 sq ft of office space and 4,000 of restaurant space
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Shortlist revealed for University of Warwick student residences
Six teams are whittled down from 110 entries in RIBA competition
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NewsEPR wins planning on Co-op sites
Architect gains planning approval for mixed-use redevelopments in Dartford and Eastbourne
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NewsProfit soars 38% at Hyder
Consulting engineer predicts continuing growth with order book up 29%
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NewsPhase change materials
Delta Membrane Systems introduces the Delta Cool 24, a phase change material that replicates the effect of thermal mass
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NewsSun seeking
Instead of relying on small-scale on-site renewables, Europe could benefit from importing solar power from countries that have plenty of it, says the associate at Davis Langdon
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NewsDavis Langdon announces Cambridge promotion
Associate project manager in Storey's Way is promoted to partner
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NewsMarket forecast finds 1% rise in tender in first quarter
Consultant Davies Langdon warns of continued uncertainty about the extent of the UK economic crisis