All Features articles – Page 187
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Cost model: London offices
Strong growth in central London’s office market is now driving developers to look to locations they may not previously have considered
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London City Cruise Port: In at the deep end
Greenwich looks set to be home to a cruise ship terminal big enough to compete with New York’s and Sydney’s and which will be part of a much larger commercial and residential development. But its relatively shallow, narrow river setting makes the project an ambitious undertaking
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Moving jobs: Watch your step
The sector is booming, yet failing to attract fresh blood, so staff are in high demand. With big money on offer, now could be the time to move between firms. But be aware of the dangers that move could bring
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Top 150 Consultants 2015: Work in progress
In the UK’s newly recovered economy there is plenty of work for this year’s top 150 consultants, allowing them to pick and choose what they bid
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Image of the week: English rose
The roof of The O2 arena displays tweets of support for the England rugby team
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Sketch of the week: St Andrew's Church, North Oxford
This week’s sketch is by architect Peter Njuguna at MEB Design
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Little Britain Challenge Cup 2015
The 28th annual industry yachting event takes place at Cowes, Isle of Wight
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Top 150 Consultants 2015: Engineers
ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV’s full Top 150 consultants 2015 survey is out tomorrow, but we’re releasing the results showing the top 50 engineers online today
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Conference season: Get the parties started
What do the four main parties have to say on construction?
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Top 150 Consultants 2015: Architects
ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV’s full Top 150 consultants 2015 survey is out on Friday, but we’re releasing the results showing the top 50 architects online today
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3D-printed glass: Print me off another Shard
Glass has resisted the technological advancements in 3D printing, but now a team from MIT has invented a technique for printing fully transparent glass. The breakthrough, says Ike Ijeh, could revolutionise the way we make windows, cladding and even full facade systems
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CPD 20 2015: Permeable paving for SuDS
Sustainable drainage systems are a vital tool in the fight against urban flooding. This CPD module examines how they work, with a focus on the role played by permeable paving systems. It is sponsored by Tarmac
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What to specify: Doors and windows
This week’s residential products include timber sliding sash windows for Alain de Botton’s A House in Essex project, and an external wall insulation that better suits the Georgian and Victorian brickwork often found in northern cities
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Construction on hold
Alarmed by the pace at which construction costs are rising, more and more clients are putting their projects on hold
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Sketch of the week: Le Corbusier’s Chapel
This week’s sketch is by Gian Kundi, partner in The Tooley and Foster Partnership
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Image of the week: The world keeps on building
The World Trade Center district in New York City continues to be rebuilt, 14 years after the attacks that destroyed the Twin Towers
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International costs 2015
Economic recovery in the UK and currency fluctuations have triggered big movements in the relative construction cost rankings of cities around the world
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Housing associations: Going it alone
Housing associations are being forced to find efficiencies, with some taking repairs and maintenance work in-house and leaving private contractors out in the cold