All 好色先生TV articles in 11 December 2015 鈥� Page 3
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好色先生TVArdmore wins 拢80m phase one at Canada Water
Ardmore has been awarded the first phase of the major redevelopment of Canada Water
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好色先生TVCH2M bags lead role on 拢18bn tube upgrade
Consultant wins programme development role with PwC for four Underground lines
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好色先生TVSellar submits plans for heightened Paddington tower
Major mixed-use scheme includes 72-storey Renzo Piano-designed tower
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好色先生TVWaterman lands roles on major Capco schemes
Consultant announces wins on major schemes in London, Dublin and Melbourne, Australia
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好色先生TVCarillion bags 拢120m Northern Rail FM win
Contractor to provide facilities management for Arriva鈥檚 northern rail franchise estate
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好色先生TVDismay as airport expansion decision delayed to next summer
Government confirms delay and says it needs more time to test air quality
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好色先生TVArcadis development head to set up new firm
The head of development is set to leave in the new year
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FeaturesNormal service resumed?
Following a turbulent 12 months of engineering delays, in-fighting and inadequate planning, Network Rail鈥檚 fortunes seem to have turned following George Osborne鈥檚 increase to capital spending and Sir Peter Hendy鈥檚 reconfigured spending programme. So has the company got away with it?
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CommentHansom: A touch of class
This week, the case against Heathrow is nailed, a beer is launched specially for architects, a ballet school is a pas de deux or two away from expansion, and the burghers of Mayfair get sniffy about affordable housing
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FeaturesSketch of the week: the Burj Khalifa
This week鈥檚 #buildingdoodle sketch is by John Gouldsmith at Probyn Miers
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CommentReady, action
World leaders at the Paris summit entered the final stages of negotiation over an agreement to limit carbon emissions this week
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FeaturesParis summit: Feeling the heat
At this week鈥檚 UN Climate Change Summit, the UK could no longer boast of having the greenest policies in the room. So after several months of Conservative policy changes, how is the country measuring up to its own targets?
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CommentAbout time
Just 10 years from Construction 2025鈥檚 deadline, the industry has little idea of how it will reach the government target of cutting build time by 50%. It鈥檚 time to put 鈥榯ime鈥� back on the agenda
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CommentOnline poll: Flood defences
Should the government be spending more on flood defences? Vote here
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CommentAnother fine mess
From February next year, new health and safety sentencing guidelines will apply. The approach the Sentencing Council has taken is draconian - with hugely increased fines - but is it fair?
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FeaturesIntergenerational housing: Side by side
One answer to the question of how to house the rapidly ageing UK population is to use an intergenerational model, that mixes housing for all ages, from young to old
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CommentQuantum meruit: Just desserts
It seems only fair that a party should be paid a reasonable amount for the work it performed. But the courts have taken a nuanced approach to quantum meruit claims
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FeaturesInfrastructure: Tunnelling
Significant investment in rail, water and energy infrastructure will drive a strong pipeline in tunnelling for the next decade across the UK. The design and engineering of tunnels can mitigate their impact and optimise construction
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