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Eurostar rejects fears over Waterloo roof
Cross-channel rail operator Eurostar has dismissed fears over the safety of the roof at Waterloo International Terminal in London, after engineers suggested the structure of the roof was much like that at Charles de Gaulle.
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CABE report highlights racism in architecture
A CABE report into racism in the architecture profession has found that ethnic minority students suffer from alienation and discrimination on practice placements.
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NewsWork at Wembley halts in row over hours
Work was brought to a halt on the Wembley national stadium project on Wednesday morning when workers held a meeting over pay and shift patterns
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NewsExperts speculate on cause of Paris airport roof collapse that killed four
For the first time, structural engineers suggest possible reasons for the collapse of part of the roof at Terminal 2E at Charles de Gaulle airport
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Skanska strikes deal to end self-employment at Bart's
Contractor and union reach landmark agreement on health PFIs that aims to stop bogus employment practices
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Self-certification for energy standards may be on way
Regulations minister hints that mandatory Part L testing could be axed to cut costs and delays for housebuilders
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Jarvis delays annual results till after strategic review
Jarvis has delayed publication of its annual results by six weeks, sparking speculation about the seriousness of the financial position at the company.
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NewsWhite Young Green expands into Europe
Construction consultant White Young Green has expanded outside the UK with the £10m acquisition of project management firm IMC Consulting and engineer IMC Europe.
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Project perfect
An introductory qualification is set to make managing projects a lot easier.
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NewsBroker's notes: Jarvis' bête noire
Jarvis ain't gonna like this. The analyst that has spent the past year pouring bucket after bucket of cold water over it has been named the top tipster in construction, according to a survey in The Sunday Times.
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Ripoll brings in two new faces at Aukett
Listed architect and engineer Aukett Group has appointed Steven Beckers managing director of its European operations and Lutz Heese non-executive director with immediate effect.
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I name the guilty men
If you want to know why your fitted kitchen doesn't fit, then read this column and discover that you are the victim of a decade of systematic incompetence …
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FeaturesThe verdict
After all the pride, all the speeches, all the tears, all the tragedy and all the investigations, Enric Miralles' Scottish parliament is emerging onto the national stage.
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FeaturesUnite and rule
Suffolk's county hall brings the bewilderingly complex world of local government together in a single building. And it looks beautiful and works superbly – which is odd, as it was designed for an American energy company.
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CommentStep right in
By not taking extra time to decide the case, an adjudicator led the parties straight to the courtroom door – where they were greeted by a welcoming judge
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Golden gifts, wrapped in red tape
Housing associations have more than £3bn to give to the construction industry in the next three years. But to win some of it, you need to get a little legal advice
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Hackett's hatchet job
Three weeks ago, Jeremy Hackett wrote a piece suggesting that adjudication was in a state of crisis. This is not true. On the contrary, it is popular and working well
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NewsReady for the flame
The final deck section of the Rion–Antirion bridge, linking the Peloponnese peninsula to the Greek mainland across the Gulf of Corinth, was manoeuvred into place on Monday. The bridge, designed by Berdj Mikaelian for client Gefyra SA, will open on 8 August for the Olympic flame to be carried across. ...