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FeaturesGreater expectations
Nearly £5bn will be spent on capital projects across the 10 boroughs of Greater Manchester before 2014. Martin Spring maps the extent of the boom's butterfly effect.
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FeaturesThe making of Manchester
First there were derelict warehouses and deserted mills, the wreckage of a great industrial past. Then came music and madness of a generation liberated from that tradition. And at the centre of this Manchester was Factory Records and the Hacienda, both the creation of Tony Wilson, pop impresario, news journalist, ...
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Architect researches office life
Architect Swanke Hayden Connell has been signed up by the British Council for Offices to work out if there is a causal link between office design and business productivity.
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Industry views sought on court changes
The Technology and Construction Court is seeking industry views on two key proposals put forward this week to change the way construction disputes are handled.
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NewsKate the Great
Architect Gaunt Francis and planning consultant DP9 have submitted this planning proposal to rejuvenate St Katharine Docks in east London.
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Building manager jailed for manslaughter of employee
Head of A&E Building sentenced to 18 months after worker fell to his death from defective telehandler
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PFI: The critical list
Amid signs of a general crisis with the NHS' finances, the Department of Health has launched an emergency review of PFI hospitals, and put most of the major schemes on hold while it does. George Hay investigates the schemes are affected and asks: what's to become of healthcare PFIs?
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CommentChange the wallpaper
With a season-by-season, throwaway culture borrowed from Ikea and designer magazines, architecture is in danger of becoming a branch of the fashion industry
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FeaturesPositive thinking
This month's new-look Tracker finds the industry optimistic, according to Experian Business Strategies' construction activity survey. Plus overleaf, Experian's quarterly analysis of orders and output
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Procure 21 row erupts as firms withhold annual fee
Several firms complain about lack of work won and threaten not to pay charge for staying on framework
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NewsOlympic success … and rejection
The Olympic Delivery Authority this week released more impressions of what the revamped Olympic park will look like, having confirmed that EDAW, Allies and Morrison, HOK Sport and Foreign Office Architects will design the Lea Valley masterplan.
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Nuclear review announced
A new generation of nuclear power stations will be considered under a government review of energy policy, the government announced this week.
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Halcrow plans for more Iraq work with Baghdad metro
Engineer Halcrow is continuing to bid for work in Iraq despite the security problems.
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Ray O'Rourke plans North-South divide
Laing O'Rourke is set to restructure its business in the next financial year.
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NewsSpace Craft lands on mill
Space Craft Architects has submitted this design for the redevelopment of the Longlands Mill in Stalybridge, Cheshire for planning permission.
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UK prosecuted over failure to implement energy directive
The European commission this week started legal proceedings against the UK over its failure to explain why it has not implemented European energy policies.
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RIBA past presidents fume over loss of perks
Past presidents of the RIBA have described the institution as "curmudgeonly" and "paltry", after it withdrew their complimentary tickets for events such as the Gold Medal and the Stirling Prize.
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Carillion set to restructure in wake of Mowlem purchase
Separate defence division likely to emerge after company considers how best to assimilate contractor