All Ðǿմ«Ã½ articles in 2005 issue 49 – Page 2
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Developers sign 15000 home deal in Liverpool
Four housebuilders to take on controversial regeneration work
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European ministers sign sustainable communities agreement
Almost half of Europeans live in communist era housing, commissioner reveals
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Carillion writes down £120m in £291m Mowlem takeover
Contractor set to become £4bn-turnover giant in league of Amec and Balfour after snapping up troubled rival.
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Ticket to Ryde
Marks Barfield Architects has unveiled this design for the £6m Ryde transport interchange on the Isle of Wight.
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Jumbo tower
Architect Hamilton Associates wants planning permission for this 42-storey tower at Elephant & Castle, south-east London.
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House prices to rise – just
Average house prices are forecast to rise 1% over 2006, according to housing research company Hometrack.
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Hip to be square
Foster and Partners’ design for Bishops Square in Spitalfields was this week named joint winner of best built project at the London Planning Awards.
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Features
In the shadow of the heron
Stephen Stone had just taken up the top job at Crest Nicholson when rumours began to circulate that Gerald Ronson’s Heron International was hatching a second takeover bid.
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Open government
It feels like a million miles from the labyrinthine Holyrood. Lord Rogers’ Welsh assembly is all about transparency: in fact, it’s mostly a canopy open to Cardiff Bay
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Comment
Easy money
Loopholes in the NEC’s target contract mean contractors can use their old tricks to make a profit rather than taking a share of any project savings …
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Don’t be evasive
Take advantage of the fact that the Construction Industry Scheme has been postponed 12 months because, make no mistake, HM Revenue means business
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Sorry, that’s discontinued …
A notice of adjudication was issued on 10 June 2004. On 6 July, the claimants served its response. On 7 July the defendant accepted that the adjudicator did not have jurisdiction. The adjudication was discontinued and the defendant paid the adjudicator’s account.The claimant then asked the adjudicator for a decision ...
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CPA warns industry that recession is imminent
The Construction Products Association has warned that the construction industry is heading for recession
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Sustainability code slammed
Senior industry figures have slammed the government’s long-delayed draft code for sustainable buildings, saying it falls well below current standards and that the ODPM went behind their backs to produce it.
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Cost model: Mixed-use city-centre schemes
Mixed use is increasingly the name of the game for town-centre developers. But can uses such as retail and residential really mix? Simon Rawlinson of Davis Langdon examines the practicalities and costs of mixed-use city-centre schemes
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Gleeds gives Redgrave new Olympic challenge
QS signs up Olympic legend Sir Steve Redgrave as company ambassador for the 2012 Olympic programme
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