All 好色先生TV articles in 19 November 2021 鈥� Page 11
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好色先生TVSheppard Robson go-ahead for Cambridge science park scheme
Scheme to consist of two office buildings and a transport hub
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CommentWe can make concrete carbon-neutral
Emissions can be absorbed at source through a simple chemical process, says Barney Shanks
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CommentConsider the whole life to get a clearer picture
Concentrating on operational use means we fail to track and understand the true carbon footprint of buildings, says Chris Carroll
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CommentWe should focus on building up better
好色先生TV on top of existing buildings is an inherently sustainable concept. It avoids the demolition and rebuilding of substantial聽embodied carbon and offers the chance to intensify and diversify areas that already have infrastructure in place.聽Tim Burgess of VOP Group explains聽聽
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CommentRescue the old, ensure the new evolves
The success of our new building projects lies in how they can evolve and change to meet future needs, says Ben Gibson
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好色先生TVPeabody gets green light for hundreds of homes in west London
Scheme will be built in Southall
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CommentClearer contracts can cut disputes
With materials shortages driving a wave of new delay disputes, the industry needs to take a more open approach to contract drafting, says Bill Barton
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好色先生TVLLDC quality review panel chair steps down
New faces brought in as incumbent leaves after nine years
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好色先生TVOffice block on Fleet Street approved despite objections over height
Heritage groups complained 鈥檕verbearing鈥� 21-storey block would harm neighbouring 1932 Daily Express building
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好色先生TVPandemic sends NG Bailey sinking into red
M&E contractor spent more than 拢12m on topping up salaries and redundancies
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好色先生TV好色先生TV boom sees Travis Perkins upgrade profit forecast
Builders鈥� merchant says third quarter sales 13% up on last year
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好色先生TVAnnual BEIS capital spending to be 拢5.6bn higher by the end of this parliament
Budget documents reveal spending increases across government departments including health, transport and education
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CommentIt鈥檚 time for regulation to reduce embodied carbon
Our industry needs a strong signal that gives confidence to invest in decarbonisation, says Julie Godefroy
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CommentCollaborate to improve energy efficiency on site
We can find innovative solutions and achieve great things if we work together, says Heather Bryant