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NewsPay league table reveals top earners in construction
Figures from GMB union show scaffolders are highest paid trade workers, while architects are the highest earning profession
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NewsArup unveils proposed designs for Singapore's national stadium
Arup puts forward its designs for stadium with moving roof to be built by 2011
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NewsOoh, la la!
A fine example from the Cote d'Azur of a truly lunatic method of repairing guttering
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NewsNews in pictures: Capita’s wins green school ideas contest
Firm’s Chameleon school wins Welsh School of Architecture award
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NewsHorses for courses
Bicton Arena equestrian centre in Devon has a new management centre as green as its parkland setting, thanks to the client’s commitment to sustainability
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NewsMourinho backs National Football Centre
Jose Mourinho, favourite to be England's next manager, is reported to want building work to restart on the £80m centre
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NewsScotland's largest multi-arts centre opens
Eden Court Theatre in Inverness opens after major refubishment work, plus cinema and dance space
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NewsOlympic Park footbridge goes out to tender
ODA invites firms to bid for contract to build footbridge designed by Heneghan Peng and Adams Kara Taylor
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NewsGleeson appoints non-executive director
Colin Dearlove, former finance director at Barratt Developments, replaces Eric Stobart at Gleeson
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Paper round: Biggest monthly house price slump in 12 years
Plus locals support Donald Trump's £1bn golf course and third runway at Heathrow comes under attack
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Solarcentury appoints new CEO
Solar energy company hires Derry Newman to takeover from Jeremy Leggett, who will continue his role as chairman
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Lib Dems call for investigation into David Abrahams' property deal
Chris Huhne to talk to police about a planning decision that was overturned the same year Abrahams made a Labour party donation
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Capita upbeat about performance
Back-office firm says accelerated growth in 2007 means it will post strong full year results
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Atkins buys Dutch aerospace firm
Atkins acquires civil and military aerospace specialist with a turnover of £3.5m last year
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CRH spends £124m on Cemex concrete plants in USA
Irish materials group continues acquisition spree, bringing it's total spend for the year to over £1.4bn
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Best Mixed-Use Regeneration Project
Carillion plc is one of the UK’s leading support services and construction companies, with over 40,000 employees worldwide and annual revenue of £4bn. Our integrated approach to regeneration is based on our portfolio of award-winning work in areas vital to society. From health, education, government, road and rail, to commercial ...
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Regeneration Consultant of the Year
Shortlisted entries for this category are;EC HarrisRoger Tym & Partners and Hull Citybuild PRP
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Regeneration Developer of the Year
Buro Happold is a multi-disciplinary international engineering consultancy employing over 1800 people across 20 offices worldwide. We have over 30 years’ experience in delivering some of the world’s most high profile regeneration projects in both public and private sector markets. As a practice that constantly strives for excellence, we believe ...