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FeaturesBest Private Housing Development
The building uses brickwork to exude a sense of strength, solidity and reassurance
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FeaturesBest Public Housing Development
Brick constitutes the heart of this colourful, vibrant, bold and contemporary scheme
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FeaturesVolume Housebuilder of the Year Award
Countryside displayed a consistency of detailing and craftsmanship
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FeaturesBest Refurbishment Project
This little gem of a project has created a viable local attraction
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FeaturesBest Commercial Building
A splendid approach to a difficult brief – and the result is a stunning building
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FeaturesBest Landscape Project
The judges admired the intricacies of the detailing, the design and colours
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FeaturesSustainability Award
A robust ecological agenda that has tried to use durable, local materials
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FeaturesBest Structural Use of Brick
Hopkins has done it again with yet another prominent landmark brick building
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FeaturesPrefabrication Award
A fine example of how precast brickwork can simplify on-site construction
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FeaturesBest Craftsmanship Award
There was obviously an excellent gang of bricklayers to hand with all work done in situ
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FeaturesSpecialist Brickwork Contractor
PLF’s portfolio is a tribute to the art and craft of bricklaying
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FeaturesBest Export Award
The building sits beautifully on the waterside and represents a bold, confident use of brick
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Contractors get the jitters over Procure21 programme
Pearce may leave NHS Estates programme as framework contractors complain about not getting enough work.
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NewsShanks sells landfill to build on waste
Profit at waste management firm Shanks grows 24% as it eyes up massive council waste treatment contracts.
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NewsMcCarthy & Stone reports 148m profit in cooling market
McCarthy & Stone warns of sluggish Autumn housing market after year-end profit increases by 27%
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Lords oppose home seller's pack
Housing minister Keith Hill vows to overturn the Lord's decision in the Commons next week.
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News
Jarvis fined £200,000 after railway death
Jarvis woes continue after it is fined £200,000 after failing to maintain secure fencing at the side of a railway track in Liverpool.
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NewsChinese mission to build Newcastle arch
Eight Shanghai workers start work on arch to mark entrance of Newcastle's Chinatown.
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Section through a blast resistant window
Section through a blast resistant window This drawing shows an example of a fixed perimeter blast resistant window manufactured by Frontline GB, a specialist blastproof doors and windows manufacturer. It has a double-glazed unit with a laminated pane used on the inner leaf. The plastic interlayer holds the glass ...
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