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Competition for York homes
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation is sponsoring a competition to design affordable suburban housing, which it hopes will provide inspiration for a development in York.
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Hamilton beats HOK over Birmingham masterplan
Architect Hamilton Associates has taken over from HOK International on a large masterplanning project in the centre of Birmingham.
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Crane collapse kills two men
The Health and Saftey Executive has closed a Willmott Dixon school site in West Sussex where two construction workers were killed in a crane accident last Friday
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Hackney seeks contractor to repair Clissold
The London borough of Hackney has started to look for a contractor to carry out at least £5m of repairs on the troubled Clissold leisure centre.
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NewsGuernsey takes off
A terminal building for Guernsey airport, designed by architect Kensington Taylor, has been completed.
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NewsThree-pronged approach
This design by architect Wilkinson Eyre for the Hacking Ferry Bridge in Lancashire is at planning stage.
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Stakes raised to £500m in bid for Leeds supercasino
City One developer in talks with casino operators to create £500m mix of Las Vegas glitter and regeneration
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King’s Cross sets off on £400m
The department for Transport this week gave the green light for a £400m expansion plan at London’s King’s Cross station.
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NewsThe height of fashion
Architect Squire and Partners has beaten off competition from Allies and Morrison and Make to design a headquarters and flagship store for Reiss clothing.
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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.