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Fear of delays at Ground Zero as boss quits
The resignation of a top official at New York’s Ground Zero on Monday is likely to cause further delays to the landmark project, which has been plagued by setbacks.
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Factory finish
Bryden Wood Associates, an architect specialising in off-site manufacture, has gained planning permission for 189 apartments in Croydon town centre. The development involves the full refurbishment, recladding and extension of the upper storeys of vacant office building Lennig House on Masons Avenue. The development also includes five mews houses set ...
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Greenwich residents fight developer over noisy flats
Local MP Nick Raynsford joins forces with residents furious about noise transmission at flagship millennium village
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CITB to advertise in women’s changing rooms
Training body CITB-ConstructionSkills has launched a 12-month campaign to recruit more women into the industry by advertising in women’s clothing stores.
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Feilden death ‘tragic accident'
The inquest into the death of architect Richard Feilden has ruled that it was caused by a “tragic accident”.
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Livingstone pledges to make London sustainable
London mayor Ken Livingstone is to insist that developments in London use natural materials for insulation in an effort to make the city the world’s most sustainable.
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The plush side of Cheapside
Developer the Carlyle Group has obtained planning permission for this development at 107 Cheapside in the City of London. Designed by architect Hurley Robertson, the plan is to add 47,250 m2 of office space on the Russia Row side of the property, to update and improve the existing facade on ...
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Blunkett tipped to take over housing and regeneration
Industry reacts favourably to Whitehall speculation that former home secretary could head new ministry
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Councils likely to lose lion’s share of regeneration cash
Housing associations expected to take on bigger role in funding at the expense of local authorities
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Redrow’s £55,000 homes are a hit with buyers
Housebuilder Redrow has said it has received more than 2000 enquiries about its £55,000 house since claiming in March it could undercut the ODPM’s target of building a home for £60,000.
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CommentMaking ourselves miserable
“I immediately knew there was something massively wrong with the building as soon as I moved in.
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Regulations
This week, we take a look at the effects on the specifier of recent and upcoming regulatory changes, including how the acoustic requirements of Part E of the Building Regulations have affected these three building conversions.
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Palace worker died from asbestos
Judges in High Court consider compensation amount for widow of maintenance worker at Buckingham Palace.
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Heron pulls out of bid for Crest Nicholson
The property company declines to make an offer but does not rule out another bid for the housebuilder in six months time.
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Mitie captures Intruder for £4m
Support services firm Mitie buys security firm Intruder and announces plans to develop a national electronic security business.
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Saint Gobain appoints new chief operating officer
Pierre-Andre de Chalendar replaces Christian Streiff who stepped down after only a year in the job.
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Enterprise says recent buys are performing well
Enterprise takes stock of recent spending spree and reports that last year’s acquisitions are bedding down well.
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SIG reports pick up in office market
Supplier of roofing, insultation and interiors says UK sales are up on last year.
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FeaturesDesign laid bare
The opening of an adult emporium designed by Papa Architects was almost too much to bear for one upright Building reporter.