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HBF snubs Prescott’s plan for high-density living
Housebuilders’ body advises members to build ‘executive’ homes in North to prevent oversupply of apartments
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A steady start to 2005
This month, Experian’s Business Strategies division records stable activity levels in most sectors and is cautiously optimistic about growth. But civil engineering is on an unpredictable see-saw …
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Home improvement
How the Home Office gave the three ugly sisters of Marsham Street the brush off
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Off-site manufacture
This issues Specifier takes a close look at the expanding world of modern methods of construction, including a checklist of when to head for the factory and when to steer clear, lifetime costs and, overleaf, the latest products. But first, one London architects bid to build the ODPMs vaunted 60,000 ...
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NewsStratford City developers sign section 106 agreement
Developers sign section 106 agreement for key development adjacent to proposed Olympic site.
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Heery buys Californian-based JCM for £5.3m
Heery International acquires project management company and its subsidiary FPM.
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Low & Bonar boosts 2004 profit by 12m
Floor and fabric supplier increases profit by 19% despite increase in costs of raw materials.
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GMV imagines a new Ilford
Architect GMW has come up with design concepts for a new Ilford town centre.
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FeaturesTeam talk from England legend
Rob Andrew gave a motivational speech to a recent CIOB event - next date, the England dressing room.
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NewsSevern Trent Water awards Balfour Beatty 60m contract
Balour Beatty Utilities will work on water infrastructure for five years.
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NewsMake submits plans for South Bank tower
Architect Make has submitted plans for the redevelopment of the Ring's Reach Tower on the South Bank.
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Joseph Rowntree holds competition for new village
A competition for six affordable homes in York will provide inspiration for new model village near York.
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NewsWhite Young Green lands key role on Hull redevelopment
Developer ING Real Estate appoints multidisciplinary consultant on £160m St Stephens mixed-use scheme, designed by Foster and Holder Mathias
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Summer start for student hall scheme
The £19m redevelopment of a University of Leicester hall of residence will create 581 rooms.
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NewsKBR makes waves with BAE
Halliburton subsidiary KBR plans to build two aircraft carriers for the Royal Navy, Stuart Lipton sings the praises of local councils and Mark Thatcher puts his house up for sale in South Africa.
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Crane collapse kills two
Two men are killed and one injured when a crane collapsed at Highdown School in West Sussex last Friday.
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NewsBBC dossier reveals impact of Freedom of Information Act
Corporation’s internal documents disclose bitter year-long battle between Bovis and Schal for £400m contract.
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NewsParis airport disaster report set to blame GTM
Paris newspaper suggests that board of inquiry will point finger at construction company for roof collapse that killed four.
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NewsParis promises 11,000 Olympic homes
The Paris 2012 Olympic bid says it will provide 11,000 new homes if it wins the Games.