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NewsA perilous place
A steep slope on a high roof is not the best spot to linger, but this man seems unconcerned
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NewsView from my office: John Dowse
The Hill International director looks across the bay in the exotic Port of Spain
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NewsCyril Sweett appointed on Tate Modern scheme
Consultant CDM co-ordinator on Herzog & de Meuron-designed extension to London Gallery
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NewsEC Harris appoints associate for contract advisory services
Consultant appoints expert in a bid to expands its forensic planning capability
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NewsWhat ever will we do without the Poles?
News that Polish workers are returning home is a blow to construction. What we need now is a brilliant plan to improve home-grown talent...
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NewsEC Harris appoints four to regeneration group
Consultant strengthens its regeneration business in the North
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NewsEC Harris partners take part in MIPIM bike ride
Charity event sees six partners join 140 for race from London to south of France
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NewsBrighton eco-flats go on the market
One Britain development aiming to bring one planet principles to the South East
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NewsPreparing for EPCs - a fivestep guide
With only six weeks until the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive is enforced, many businesses are still unprepared for the legislation. Royal & SunAlliance’s Energy management Leader, Alex Matthias, provides advice on how to get your business ready for April 6.
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NewsGalliford Try profit up 56% despite difficult housing market
Strong performances in infrastructure and building divisions helps mitigate effects of challenging housing market
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Heijmans' profits fall by a third
Dutch builder says 'disappointing year' in 2007 caused by set backs in building division
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Chris Coates to leave Galliford Try
Boss of housebuilder's South-east division will quit in June, after the firm took over his previous employer Linden Homes
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NewsPinnacle team appeals against vibration injunction
Appeal is lodged against High Court injunction stopping demolition work on the 300m City of London tower
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Mott MacDonald subsidiary wins Hong Kong job
Mott Connell to develop sustainable construction management framework for public buildings
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Sustainability round-up from the latest Building
A brief looking at some excerpts from the latest issue of Building dealing with sustainability, from Erskine's Ark in Hammersmith to an interview with Hammerson boss Jon Emery
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NewsCelia Hammond: How I saved 170 cats from the Olympic site
Animal campaigner to talk to Building TV about the struggle to save stray cats on a huge demolition site
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NewsFoster's Thames towers get green light
Three Foster + Partners towers on the Thames South Bank are given the go-ahead by Lambeth Borough Council
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NewsCrossrail Reading extension would cost £372m
Crossrail London Rail Links reveals cost if rail route extended to Reading
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NewsGovernment surveyors vote to strike
Surveyors and senior managers at the Valuation Office Agency are to strike against the 2007 pay award