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Making a mark on the 21st century

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The Brick Development Association's annual Brick Awards showcase excellence in the use of brick, whether by architects, designers, engineers or brickwork contractors.
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Supreme winner and best public building

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Sloane Robinson Building, Keble College, Oxford
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Best single house

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Tan-y-Coed House, Chirk, near Wrexham
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Best private housing development

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Fulham Island, Fulham, London
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Best public housing development

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Stilitoe Court, Raleigh Park, Nottingham
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Volume housebuilding award

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David McLean Homes
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Best commercial building

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Manser Antiques, Shrewsbury
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Best refurbishment project

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New Schools, Eton College, Slough
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Best landscape project

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The Living Room, Dunbar Drive, Bolton
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Sustainability award

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Denville Hall Phase Two, Northwood, Middlesex
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Best structural use of brick

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Thornden Hall, Eastleigh, Hampshire
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Prefabrication award

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The Grove, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire.
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Specialist brickwork contractor of the year

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Marlborough Brickwork
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Best craftsmanship award

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20-32 Baker Street, London W1
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Best export award

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St Catherine's Foyer and Community Sports Centre
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Special award for decorative brickwork

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Greenwich Millennium Village, London
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Local lowdown

2003-11-07T00:00:00Z

Our regional series continues as Robert Smith of recruitment consultant Hays Montrose checks out job prospects in and around the M3/M4 corridor
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Getting from A to B

2003-11-07T00:00:00Z

The government can't work out why construction isn't delivering the schools and hospitals it promised the public. Actually, it's not that hard to see why
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Appointments

2003-11-06T10:55:00Z

Housebuilders Redrow Commercial has promoted Peter Howarth to construction manager. He was previously a senior project manager, and has been at Redrow for seven years. Howarth will be based in Manchester.Charles Church has hired Mitch Woods as the site manager for Admirals Keep, a 33-home development in Hampshire. Woods previously ...
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Ian Grice

2003-10-31T00:00:00Z

Being the new chief executive of a major contractor such as Alfred McAlpine is a very, very serious business – as Mark Leftly discovered to his cost. But hang on a second – is that a flicker of a smile for photographer Julian Dodd?