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CommentWonders & blunders
James Sunley takes his hat off to the wonders of the Michelin building, then thumbs his nose at David Wilson's anonymous estate
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Housebuilders fight back
HBF warns Kate Barker against ‘rigging’ the land market in favour of office developers or housing associations
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FeaturesYou do the honours
In the wake of construction's dismal showing in the honours, we invited readers to name their own winners
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NewsMultiplex warned 'safety is a serious concern with PCH'
Directors were told of worries over concrete contractor PC Harrington before fatal accident on Wembley site
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CommentPerformance driven
They're nice little runners – quick, reliable, easy to handle … But the only way to be sure adjudicators are roadworthy is to put them through their MOT
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FeaturesJarvis digs deep
When your clients and your suppliers join with the media, the HSE and City analysts to attack you, you need to come up with a pretty good survival plan. We report on Jarvis' struggle to regroup
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Forcing the issue
There had been a long running dispute between the long lease holders of County Hall and the owner/operator of the art gallery housed in part of the first floor of the building known as the Versace Gallery. The first defendant, Danovo Ltd enjoyed a 20 year sub-lease from the sixth ...
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NewsCrest aims for 20% sales increase
Crest Nicholson is aiming to sell 2400 homes in the current financial year – 24% more than the previous 12 months
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NewsJarvis dismisses speculation that Hyde is about to leave
Troubled firm denies rumours of imminent departures after last week's £12m profit warning
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New rules for the blame game
Remember the architect who got blamed for a fire because he specified the wrong panels? The Court of Appeal has just poured cold water over that decision
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Mouchel Parkman board announced
Recently merged support services group Mouchel Parkman has announced the results of its management restructuring.
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Overseas firm tipped to buy Peterhouse
City experts have used a process of elimination to conclude that the mystery bidder for infrastructure group Peterhouse is from overseas
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Marks Barfield has Eye on international market
Architect Marks Barfield, the designer that shot to fame with the London Eye, is working on a cheaper variant that could be sold across the world.
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NewsGriffiths fails to get Bath Spa out of hot water
Minister's attempt to mediate between client, contractor and architect ends in yet more acrimony
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RICS faces legal challenge over refusal to hold EGM
Rebel QS Jeremy Hackett says he has already received pledges of £10,000 towards £20,000 cost of legal advice
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NewsHousing Forum names firms with unhappiest customers
Barratt, Rialto, David McLean and North Country are the poorest performers in buyer satisfaction survey
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RMJM tipped for Olympic job
Architect RMJM has emerged as the frontrunner for the £400m International Convention Centre for the 2008 Beijing Olympics