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Features好色先生TV the Future Commission: review of April
Our latest monthly round-up of activity from the 好色先生TV the Future聽Commission, and what鈥檚 in store next
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CommentTermination: how to get it right
A recent case on termination under contract and at common law provides guidance on complex post-termination disputes
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好色先生TVIn pictures: The 好色先生TV the Future commissioners come together for the first time
好色先生TV鈥檚 ambitious year-long project to improve the built environment has taken soundings from a group of its commissioners. The 好色先生TV the Future Commission convened a meeting of its high-profile panel of experts at Gleeds鈥� office in central London. Each commissioner put forward ideas that would improve construction and held a ...
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FeaturesDelivering social value: A new school to benefit all
The project to build St Mark鈥檚 school in Southampton focused from the start聽on benefiting the community both socially and economically, strengthening聽the local construction supply chain as well as enhancing skills and聽employment opportunities for the city鈥檚 people. By Jordan Marshall
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FeaturesWays of changing construction to meet society鈥檚 needs
How can the built environment sector revolutionise the way it delivers projects to meet our social, economic and environmental goals? Daniel Gayne reports
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FeaturesCost model: Universities need to answer tough questions about their priorities
Aecom鈥檚 Rory Armstrong and Steven聽Jenkins explain what鈥檚 happening in the tertiary education sector and offer a cost model of a typical building
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CommentIntegration is about more than collaboration
Collaboration is about getting on better day-to-day, integration goes far beyond,聽writes Tony Gates, managing director for infrastructure at Sir Robert McAlpine
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FeaturesDelivering social value: Small steps for big outcomes
At Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in east London, where work is under way to build a legacy from the 2012 Games, the focus has been on identifying specific measures that will answer the local community鈥檚 needs through consultation and practical thinking. Jordan Marshall reports
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CommentConstruction product manufacturers have to act, and act now
Firms should not wait for reforms to the testing regime to come into force - they should already be changing their ways to meet higher expectations of competence and ethics
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好色先生TVMorrell review into product testing proposes sweeping reforms including new regulatory regime
Landmark report recommends bringing all construction materials on market into scope of new regulator
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好色先生TVArchitects鈥� optimism about future workloads jumps again, RIBA survey finds
But confidence about future staffing levels is dwindling
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FeaturesFrom the archives: An alternative proposal for Tower Bridge, 1878
Eminent engineer Joseph Bazalgette proposes a high level crossing reached by climbing a spiral shaped ramp
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This CPD module, sponsored by ROCKWOOL, explores the importance of designing for effective compartmentation and the legal liability regarding the provision of fire protection
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It鈥檚 like they want to destroy our industry: 聽Steve Morgan vents his fury as the Tories turn on housebuilding
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好色先生TVGove piles pressure on cladding firms and warns shareholders of 鈥榗onsequences鈥� if they don't pay up
Kingspan, Arconic and Saint-Gobain have yet to commit money towards repairs
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好色先生TVMott MacDonald wins design job on planned Overground extension
Four new stations could be built for West London Orbital line
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好色先生TVWilkinson Eyre picked for more work at revamp of Lord鈥檚 cricket ground
Architect was behind earlier scheme completed in 2021
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Features5 minutes with 鈥� Emma Foster at BentallGreenOak
A principal at the firm and former Mace project manager, Emma shares her passion for working as part of a team, London鈥檚 historic buildings, Italian food and her black Labrador
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好色先生TV鈥楲ack of vision鈥� holding back faster adoption of AI tools, RICS says
Survey finds 鈥榠nertia鈥� of construction bosses and caution over committing investment is preventing uptake
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CommentThe case for making a decent profit
Being a contractor is a risky business, with a widespread expectation of low profit margins - unless that culture shifts not much else will