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NewsEight reasons to be cheerful in 2008
Credit crunch, economic slowdown, government in tatters… You’d be forgiven for feeling gloomy about next year. But the outlook is not all bad. Here are eight reasons for looking forward to 2008
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NewsLABC Awards 2008
Stadium wins Best Commercial Project and is runner-up in two other classes at Local Authority Building Control Awards
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Architect of the Year Awards 2008
Entry window opens for AYA 08, the awards that recognise innovative practices setting the standards for others to follow
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NewsSustainability Awards 2008
Waste strategy helps firm pick up Sustainable Contractor and Sustainability Champion Awards. Plus video report
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Specialist Contractor Awards 2008
More details of the 2008 Specialist Contractor Awards will be coming soon. Read on to see further details and for more information on previous awards.
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Regeneration Awards 2008
More details of the 2008 Regeneration Awards will be coming soon. Read on to see further details and for more information on previous awards.
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Gulf Building Awards 2008: Specialist Contractor of the Year
A steel and glass contractor bagged this award, with a little help from its celebrity friends.
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News2008 predictions: "fickle voters"
The managing director of Provian Construction wonders how the big contractors will work together on the Olympics
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Project Management/Construction Management Firm of the Year *NEW FOR 2008*
This category was open to all sizes of project management and construction management firm. The judges were looking for evidence of success in 2007. Shortlisted entrants:Arcadis AYHBuro FourMace *Winner*Turner & Townsend
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NewsThe Gulf States Building Awards 2008
Atkins, EC Harris and Foster + Partners triumph at inaugural Gulf State Building Awards
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Personality of the Year
Sponsored by AYHThe winner was chosen by our judging panel and was announced on the night of the awards.Shortlisted entrants:Nick Raynsford *Winner*
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NewsQS Awards 2008
Turner & Townsend is named Best all-round QS firm while Cyril Sweett's Francis Ives is named QS Champion of the Year
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NewsBest Partnership with a Main Contractor
WinnerManchester City Council and Rowlinson Construction The development at Willowbank of 16 self-contained one to four-bedroom apartments, was just the latest in a long line of projects by Rowlinson Constructions and Manchester Building Control – a relationship that has spanned more than 50 years. The scheme was designed to ...
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NewsBest Partnership with a Designer, Architect or Construction Consultant
WinnerHerefordshire Council and Border Oak Design & Construction In an age where traditional building skills are fast disappearing, Herefordshire Council was happy to work with a company like Border Oak. The council described it as a leader in a form of construction deeply rooted in Britain’s heritage, while at the ...
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NewsBest Partnership with a Client or Housebuilder
WinnerSunderland City Council and Miller Homes North East The successful working relationship between Miller Homes’ North-east division and LABC is now entering its fifth year it has produced 27 housing schemes to date, and delivered a total of 1,748 housing units.The formal working partnership was established in 2003, and since ...
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NewsBest Fire Engineering Project
WinnerCambridge City Council and NHS Trust Addenbrookes Hospital – Elective Care at Addenbrookes Hospital This PFI project integrates world-class research in diabetes and genetics with patient care by locating the research block adjacent to the elective care block. This enables researchers to take their work “from bench to bed”.WSP Fire ...
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NewsBest Project for Access or Compliance with Disability Regulations
WinnerCNC Building Consultancy and Burrell Foley Fischer LLP – Norwich Cinema City Cinema City screens cultural, art, foreign and classic films alongside mainstream blockbusters, and has struggled to compete with increasing competition from multiplex cinemas. Without serious improvements, the venue faced closure.The building dates to the 16th century, and its ...