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Wembley client prepares to negotiate deal over delays
Mike Jeffries says he hopes to reach settlement with Multiplex rather than go to court
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CommentCity centred
Ed Balls has taken over as the Treasury minister in the recent reshuffle - which has made him the liaison man between the world's financial centre and Britain's construction industry
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FeaturesWhole-life costs: Concrete vs steel
What are the environmental, capital cost and lifetime cost differences between a building with a steel frame and one built using concrete? David Weight of cost consultant Currie & Brown applies the firm’s Live Options modelling system to find out
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NewsCrane Count: 72
Building's offices are in central London on the Thames, with 360º views stretching over the capital. A good barometer of construction activity is our monthly crane count, which will cover four UK cities
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NewsIntroduction
The chairman of the Hall of Fame judging panel reflects on 40 years of great strides forward, occasional shuffles back and some things that just haven't changed at all
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News1960s: Building Hall of Fame
Sir Ove Arup, Sir Parker Morris, Cedric Price, James Nisbet, Sir Colin Buchanan, Sir John Laing, Lord Taylor of Hadfield, Harry Hyams, Max Fordham
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News1970s/1980s
Sir Lawrie Barratt, Sir Ted Happold, Sir James Stirling, Richard Seifert, Peter Rice
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News1980s/1990s
Jane Priestman, Ian Macpherson, Nicholas Serota, George Brumwell, Paul Morrell, Sir Michael Latham, Sir Peter Hall, Peter Rees
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News1990s/present
Nick Raynsford, Tony Fitzpatrick, Bernard Ainsworth, Sir Howard Bernstein, Tom Bloxham, Zaha Hadid
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NewsThe next 10 through the door?
The Hall of Fame will be a permanent exhibition, but at least one new entrant is going to be added each year. With the next decade likely to be defined by such landmark projects as the 2012 Olympics and the Thames Gateway, there are plenty of opportunities for today's construction ...
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NewsBuilding (1966-)
Ever since former editor Ian Leslie persuaded The Builder's owners to rename the magazine, Building's content and design have been changing with the times. As the magazine embarks on its latest design evolution, Mark Leftly looks back on the past 40 years
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NewsThe Building Centre
Building isn't the only one celebrating an anniversary. Central London's Building Centre, which will house the Hall of Fame exhibition from September, turns 75 this year - and has never looked better …
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