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Oh my god, I didn’t
Ah, but the sick lump of fear in your stomach tells you that you did – and now you have to go to work and cope with the fall-out. Lydia Stockdale and Katie Puckett report on how to make sure your Christmas party antics don’t ruin your career …
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CommentWonders & blunders
Vicky Smith picks two Birmingham buildings, one as sharp as a Sabatier knife in an Armani suit, the other an aquarium that combines fear with disappointment …
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Back issues: December 1956
What’s in a name? From Calder Hall to Windscale and, finally, Sellafield
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House price thermometer
The housing market refused to cool in November with housing prices up 1.4%, taking the average house price to £172,185 from £169,623 in October. The annual rate of growth was 9.6%.
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NewsMcColl’s big idea
Stewart McColl, the chief executive of listed architect SMC Group, this week set out his global ambitions at a company conference.
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NewsKelly prepares to launch Labour’s green flagship
Code for Sustainable Homes, plans for zero-carbon housing and PPS26 all set to be unveiled
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NewsThe Brits can lead the way on expo
HOME FRONT — A successful British expo will depend on a holistic approach to regeneration
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Land Secs to work closer with specialists
Francis Salway, chief executive of Land Securities, has said he wants to forge closer links with specialist contractors.
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Employers could control £3bn training budget
Industry training body ConstructionSkills has welcomed recommendations in a government skills review to give employers control of £3bn of public funds for skills training.
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NewsOutgoing Barratt boss honoured at Regeneration awards
David Pretty was named regeneration champion of the year at Building’s 2006 Regeneration awards this week.
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CommentThis time, it might actually work
Kate Barker is rapidly becoming the patron saint of housebuilders.
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T5 struggles with M&E costs and leaking roof
Heathrow Terminal 5 was beset by problems this week as it emerged that remedial work was being carried out on the building’s roof and the project is exceeding its M&E budget by £56,000 an hour.
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NewsGleaming spire of St Petersburg
Architect RMJM beat Daniel Libeskind, Rem Koolhaas, Jean Nouvel, Herzog & De Meuron and Massimiliano Fuksas to win a £324m scheme to design a headquarters for gas giant Gazprom in St Petersburg, Russia.
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NewsT5 struggles with M&E costs and leaking roof
Remedial work at Heathrow's Terminal 5 is exceeding its M&E budget by £56,000 an hour
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NewsA few bricks short of a terrace
As good as they are hi-vis vests don't yet offer built-in edge protection
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NewsImage: Foster's Russian cultural centre
Foster and Partners is selected to design music and cultural centre in North Ossetia
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NewsSaint-Gobain cuts 220 UK jobs
French materials group will close Derbyshire pipe manufacturing business in April
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Scott Wilson pays £30m for two firms
Engineer strengthens its property and nuclear businesses with two acquisitions