All QS articles – Page 138
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NewsF+G wins affordable housing contract
Consultant appointed on Quantum Consortium development consultant framework
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NewsRLF staff wins Women in the City Award
Senior project manager competes for Jaguar 2008 Woman of Achievement Award
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NewsCapita Symonds appoints security specialist
Consultant also hires associate director for infrastructure advisory team
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NewsCapita starts work on west London community hub
Consultant and architect S&P begin work on £10m sport centre in Ealing
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NewsFinal shortlists unveiled for 2008 QS Awards
Carillion, Wates and Bridgford will fight it out for Best Contractor's QS at next month's awards
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NewsSchool building programme pace quickens as £600m Kent deal closes
23 local authorities have now signed deals with a private sector partner
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CommentQSs in the crossfire
The collapse of the commercial sector and doubts over public spending have left cost consultants facing a bitter battle for work, with fees plummeting and staff casualties expected to be high. Olivia Boyd reports on how QSs are fighting the downturn
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McBains Cooper goes global
Consultant McBains Cooper has launched a global division after opening two offices in South America.
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CommentThe men with two brains
Open mike: What relationship should architects have with project managers? Well they’re a bit like two halves of the same cortex – but there’s only room for one leader, says Keith Mason
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NewsCapita Symonds launches graduate skills programme
BusinessWise is a joint venture with Urban Vision and the University of Salford
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NewsDavis Langdon picks up numerous building awards
Winners include National Tennis Centre in Roehampton and Blue Fin Building
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NewsCapita Symonds appoints new eco consultant
Consultant hires expert for Aquatic Resource Management sector
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NewsHill wins £5m Cambridge college contract
Consultant will project manage redevelopment of Clare College site
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NewsShortlists revealed for QS Awards
Shortlists for six categories of the annual awards have been published, including Best All-Round QS
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NewsRLF Brighton sixth in Dragon Boat Race
Consultant raises £1,848 for Rocking horse and Help a Local Child
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NewsFall in demand keeps tenders low, says RICS
Tender prices remain level despite rising material costs
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Diploma uptake half that expected
Just half of the original 3,000 students who were expected to sign up for the construction and built environment diploma are actually on the course, it was revealed this week.