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News2008 Preview: Architecture
T5 may be one of the biggest schemes of the year here, but this year’s architectural Olympics will be won by Beijing
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Record order book for Henry Boot
Construction group's 2007 results are on track despite recent turbulence in financial markets
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NewsPaper round: Hutton hints at green light for nuclear power
Also, pessimistic predictions for the economy, rail repercussions for New Year delays and NHS help for City Academies
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Marshalls issues upbeat trading statement
Products group optimistic about contracts in 2008 after spending £12m on acquisitions last year
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Hill International buys John Shreeves Holdings
US-based firm acquires cost consultant with a turnover of £2.4m
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NewsLondon waterside developments go on show
Exhibition opens at New London Architecture looking at schemes along the capital's rivers, canals and docks
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Sustainability weekend review
The weekend newspapers composted into a bite-sized read of environmental news and debate
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The Weekly Green Gauge
Building Sustainability's new round-up of the best green content from around the world-wide-web, from projects to quotes and issues of the week
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NewsEC Harris delivers HSBC 'sky garden' in Hong Kong
Roof garden claims to lower roof temperature to reduce air conditioning load beneath
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NewsKnowles appoints two senior vice presidents
Consultant promotes two to newly created positions to lead business in North and South regions
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NewsRLB appointed on Warwickshire redevelopment scheme
Consultant project manager and QS on £47m Opus 40 Premier Business Park project
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NewsThree men and a scaffold
These roof tilers "secured" their scaffolding by smashing holes in a supporting wall
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NewsNetwork Rail confronts contractors over delayed engineering work
West Coast route has now reopened but Network Rail could be heavily fined by regulators
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NewsEPCs could be a disaster waiting to happen, say experts
The 2008 rollout might be dogged by lack of assessors and capricious software, leading to a freeze of a large part of the UK investment market
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NewsCompany director prosecuted for death of worker
West Yorkshire businessman given community service after pleading guilty to health and safety breaches in court
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NewsCapita Symonds helps fund Kent community hub
Aylesham £4m community facilities could go-ahead if £500,000 lottery funding is accepted
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NewsRebuilding at Royal Marsden will start immediately, says PM
Gordon Brown promises fire-damaged hospital will be "up and running as quickly as possible"
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NewsFSA gains more powers to deal with failing banks
Chancellor announces plan to increase protection for savers and guarantee their cash
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News2008 Predictions: a "tired" government
Faithful+Gould regional director believes the slowdown won't affect major programmes of work
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NewsForeign Office gets go-ahead for Trinity.EC3
Developer Beetham wins planning permission for £700m mixed-use London scheme