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Turner & Townsend in Australian merger
Consultant Turner & Townsend has merged its Australian business with Australian firm Rawlinsons, creating one of the country’s largest management consultancies
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Heritage groups force a redesign of Edinburgh landmark
The firm of Jefferson Sheard Architects has altered plans for a £6.6m scheme to revamp the steps at Waverley station in Edinburgh after a row with heritage watchdogs.
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NewsSmall but perfectly formed
Developer Devon Lifestyles has unveiled images of theseone-bedroom and studio apartments in Plymouth. The complex of 93 units will be complete by the end of next month. The architect is Architects Design Group.
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NewsFormer Foster man to head Make’s Birmingham office
Ken Shuttleworth lures former Foster colleague Paul Scott to head new Birmingham office
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NewsChipperfield in America
Architect David Chipperfield has unveiled images of his first museum in the USA.
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Travis Perkins shares slump after DIY sales fall
Shares in builders merchant Travis Perkins fell 5% after declining sales at its DIY chain Wickes reduced profit growth.
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Franklin + Andrews loses key partner
Cost consultant Gardiner & Theobald has poached Tony Farmiloe, the head of property at rival Franklin + Andrews
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NewsForeign markets boost WSP profit to £8.8m
Support services group WSP said this week that it was doing well because of strong performances in the USA and Sweden.
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NewsTreasury stalls plan to bring in Milton Keynes ‘roof tax’
Whitehall is concerned that English Partnerships’ plan to borrow £60m will transgress public spending rules
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Defects in new houses ‘have risen 53% in a year’
The number of defects in newly-built homes has risen by more than a half, according to a survey carried out by the Glasgow Caledonian University.
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Government warned to keep market out of planning
A housing lobby group has warned the government that its proposal to use private sector demand as the main criterion for granting planning permission will fail to meet housing demand and will undermine urban regeneration efforts.
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CommentEntering the dragon
Europe’s relations with China remained centre stage this week. But in all the furore over bra wars and trouser mountains, it’s easy to lose sight of the sheer force of the Chinese economy.
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Photovoltaic research faces funding cuts
The UK photovoltaic industry is facing an uncertain future after it emerged that it could face six months without state funding.
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Catwalk campus
Architect John McAslan + Partners has unveiled these images of the Vestebene fashion group’s new headquarters in Italy.
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Lawyers warn of pitfalls in revised JCT contract
Lawyers have warned that the revised JCT design-and-build contract published last week could cause widespread confusion.
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NewsSt Paul’s conversion
Construction has begun on phase one of RHWL’s St Paul’s Square development in Liverpool.
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Laing O’Rourke wins £65m luxury Chelsea development
Developer St James Homes appoints contractor one week after Mace departed from first phase of project
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NewsScott Wilson to design £500m Victoria upgrade
Consultant Scott Wilson has won a contract to design the first phase of a £500m upgrade of Victoria Underground station in central London.
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Chinese charm offensive
Key industry figures have joined prime minister Tony Blair on a charm offensive to China in a bid to promote British business links with the country.
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CABE reserves judgment on ‘bold’ Southwark tower
CABE has given a guarded welcome to architect Ian Simpson’s designs for a huge 69-storey residential tower in Southwark, south London.