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NewsArchitects in danger of repeating mistakes of the 60s says minister
David Lammy says architects and designers must avoid the mistakes made in 60s and 70s social housing
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Green issues requires most research
Sixty percent of respondents to CIOB survey said environmental issues demanded the most R&D
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NewsMexican rope trick
Safety standards in foreign climes have come in for a lot of stick on the letters pages this week.
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NewsGreen light for Silvertown Quays
Newham gives planning permit to £1.5bn waterside regeneration scheme in East London
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Housing chickens are coming home to roost
Big changes are afoot in the housing market in the next month so we'd better hold on tight
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NewsKing says industry ahead of government with eco-initiatives
Sainsbury’s boss announces energy efficient distribution centre in Northampton and two new stores promising 15% renewable energy
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NewsThe Think Charter
Construction leaders including Building editor Denise Chevin make 10 pledges to government to tackle climate
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NewsTaylor Woodrow warns City of £25m US hit
Firm suspends sales in high-rise Florida tower division until market improves
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NewsCPA: New homeowners should get grants for green improvements
Michael Ankers tells Think 07 that government should give homeowners incentives for eco building work in first year
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NewsArtsPark integrates landscape and art
Glavovic Studio unveils public art project in downtown Florida
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FeaturesIs the housing industry ready for HIPs?
Despite facing widespread criticism HIPs are due to happen in a month, will they hit the ground running?
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NewsAl Gore calls for industry to speed up green initiatives
Climate change is the most dangerous crisis we've ever faced says former vice president
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NewsTom Bloxham slams carbon offsetting
Urban Splash’s chief executive calls carbon credit schemes “absolute nonsense” as British Land announce its own offsetting plans
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NewsOh I do like to be beside the seaside...
Maybe the sea air has gone to their heads, but these roofers don't seem too worried about the distinct lack of safety equipment on site
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NewsHIP criticism "widespread"
Select Committee urges government to take criticism of HIPs seriously after hearing industry complaints
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Capita has £434m start to 2007
Contract wins with Swindon Borough Council and Countrywide Assured highlighted at AGM
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NewsParliament set to vote on CDM regulations
Regulations are not suspended despite debate reminds Construction Confederation
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Government risks raising sustainabilty bar too high says Schroders head
William Hill warns of abandoned buildings that fail to live up to sustainabilty standards
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Slow worms slow down housing project for seven months
Building work at West Sussex housing development halted for worm's hibernation period