Opinion 鈥� Page 297
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Love the one you're with
As is fitting for the week of Saint Valentine, relationships have been hotting up in the industry. From sharing a romantic dinner a deux, to tackling the opposition, to swapping saliva, Cupid鈥檚 been busy!
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CommentEngland sees 102,830 new homes built in 2010 鈥� we built more in 1875
In some parts of the country rates of housebuilding has fallen by more than half
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CommentCrossrail will breath life into Woolwich
A landmark 拢100m deal between Berkeley Homes and Crossrail will put Woolwich on the map
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CommentDuty of care in tort: James Andrew Robinson vs P.E. Jones
The case examines the extent to which building contractors owe duties of care in tort to their clients alongside their contractual duties.
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CommentA bad time to bank on cutting costs to make up for cut-price bidding
Contractors bidding low to win work are playing a dangerous game
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CommentWest Ham finally wins its Spurs
West Ham have beaten Tottenham in the race for post-Games tenancy of the Olympic stadium. What does the future for the stadium hold and what lessons can be learned from the bidding process?
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Comment2010 saw fastest growth since the 1980s boom 鈥� but we are on the way down again
With public sector spending set to dive, there is little sign that the private sector is picking up
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CommentNervy investors put brakes on office market
It's a good time to build offices at the moment - if only you can get the finance
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CommentFamily contractors: Adapt or die
Willmott Dixon shows it鈥檚 not good enough just to sit still
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CommentEaga looks good for Carillion
Carillion looks to have bought the right firm, at the right time, for the right price.
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Comment1.2 million more dwellings than households 鈥� is that right?
There are sound reasons why we need more dwellings than households
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CommentSpurs' lost chance?
Tottentham Hotspur鈥檚 plans for the Olympic stadium may come to naught today
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CommentParallel universe
The Construction Act should have been the death of pay when paid, but here鈥檚 a wheeze that tries to get round it. It goes like this: you lend me the money I owe you until I get paid
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CommentHansom:聽The right angle
According to the PRs it鈥檚 been another brilliant week for the construction industry - so please ignore the hints of commercial bias, the whiffs of pub quiz favouritism and accusations of slanted journalism
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Open mike: Stop the world 鈥� I want to get off
Most architects find new work through word of mouth. So the more circles you move in, the more people will talk 鈥� and the dizzier you鈥檒l become
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星空传媒 buys a pint 鈥� for DouglasWood
This week, 星空传媒鈥檚 pint buying is over-shadowed by a football match
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Legal dispute
It is interesting to read Ann Minogue鈥檚 鈥淐an we be of any assistance?鈥� (21 January, page 49). Minogue picks up on the point that adjudicators rarely appoint lawyers to advise on the law.
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Bad behaviour
It鈥檚 stories like the one about Apollo undercutting its rivals (28 January, page 10) that have the clients running to secure partnering frameworks with contractors instead
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Designed to fail
Rudi Klein (28 January, page 53) writes about the problems caused by a lack of risk management during the design process. Could such problems have also been compounded by the apparent demise of the bill of quantities?
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