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Fire fighters
The latest requirements of fire safety regulations Part B are aimed to give designers more choice in how they can install measures to help to save lives.
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Part e people
Dave Baker, managing director of Robust Details Ltd, looks back on a year of robust testing of Part E – and hopes that the scheme will be adopted for Part L
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FeaturesBuilding triumph at Highbury
Building magazine win the Willmott Dixon London 5-a-side cup at the fifth time of asking.
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NewsAllan McMullen elected CIOB President
Chief Executive of CITB in Northern Ireland looks to the future in his new role.
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NewsCarillion says trading in line with expectations
Six-month period to 30 June gives positive start to year for support services and construction company.
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Childs' latest Freedom Tower design "truck-bomb-proof"
Latest design fortified to satisfy NYPD and anti-terrorist experts.
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Green light for Europes biggest wind farm
Council overrides public opinion to approve plans for 209 turbines.
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WYG gears up for profit increase
Consultancy firm expects increase in orders to bring profit boost.
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Costs: Lighting systems
Good lighting design can give retailers a competitive advantage as well as being energy efficient. Peter Mayer of Building LifePlans looks at the whole-life costs of common lighting options
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NewsCardiff Bay secures major casino
Aspers has been named as the casino operator for a planned £700m leisure complex in Cardiff Bay.
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Aukett losses force board to cut costs
Architect reveals losses for the last three months despite contract wins by recent acquisition Fitzroy Robsinson.
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Builders unclear of working at height rules
Safety blitz in south west shows safety in the area is improving but inspectors find many still ignore legal duties.
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NewsSales down 22% on Wilson Bowden sites
Housebuilder says that an increase in the number of sales sites has not compensated for subdued levels of activity.
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Tube Lines invests 150m on station improvements
Plans include the refurbishment of 30 stations and the upgrade of 11 lifts and 13 escalators.
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HSE fails to find reason for crane collapse
HSE investigation finds no conclusive explanation for the crane collapse at Canary Wharf which led to the deaths of three men.
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Letter questions Blairs green credentials
Solarcentury CEO Jeremey leggert calls on Tony Blair to end the "crippling uncertainty" facing the photovoltaic industry.
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RIBA hands out first Conservation Awards
John McAlsan + Partners and Avanti Architects walk away with two trophies each