More news – Page 3160
-
News
Isle of Wight set to become world’s first ‘eco-island’
Council plans to regenerate the whole of the island and run it on low-carbon energy
-
News
Alfred McAlpine agrees Carillion takeover
McAlpine's board has agreed to recommend Carillion's offer
-
Comment
Consider the bat
So, the competition was to design a des res for a few hundred flying midge munchers, but the results were revelatory – and strangely important for all of us…
-
News
Who or what is a project manager?
Bidwells project manager says the profession requires a mix of versatility, lateral thinking and team motivation skills
-
News
RLF Sheffield gets first major regional contract
Consultant appointed employer’s agent and QS on £4.5m City Wall Wakefield residential scheme
-
News
BCIS forecast says tender prices on the up
Tender prices expected to rise significantly faster than general inflation
-
News
Construction MBA awarded RICS accreditation
RICS finds sufficient surveying content in the Manchester Business School course
-
News
Cyril Sweett to use listing for buying spree in the east
QS aims to safeguard independence by doubling turnover in the next three years
-
News
Housebuilders failing climate change test, says report
Influential group criticises industry as Berkeley Group pledges to hit green homes target
-
News
Isle of Wight set to become world’s first ‘eco-island’
Council plans to regenerate the whole of the island and run it on low-carbon energy
-
News
Hill appoints vice president of international finance
Klein will lead project management operations in Europe, Middle East, North Africa and Asia
-
News
Cooper to hold ‘ideas competition’ for eco-towns
Minister invites industry to come up with low-carbon concepts to be judged by the public
-
News
Barratt looks north for tough regeneration schemes
Traditional greenfield housebuilder to specialise in public sector brownfield projects
-
News
Bidwells appoints four new project managers
Also: White Young Green recruits new associate for energy and environment
-
News
Inspectors to ease timber frame fears
Projects built out of timber frame are set to face a regime of third-party inspections to check they are not vulnerable to fire.
-
News
Nouvel joins Foster team planning Italian new town
Superstar architects use RIBA international conference to announce second collaboration
-
News
Government considers LCR sell-off
London Continental Railways could be broken up into three companies in the new year
-
News
Construction worker appears in new YouTube prank
A video showing a worker being fooled into stepping into a deep puddle has surfaced on the net