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FeaturesJason Prior: The big picture man
Aecom鈥檚 head of buildings and places, Jason Prior, maps out where the company is headed
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FeaturesSustainability: European housing
Phil Birch of Sweett Group reviews recent research by the Energy Bill Revolution campaign to assess what it is going to take to turn the UK into the energy efficiency champion of Europe
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FeaturesLand of Oz
A recent dip in Australia鈥檚 construction output figures may have spooked Australians but for UK firms the market is an entirely different world
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FeaturesAnna Stewart: The successor
This month, Anna Stewart takes over the reins at Laing O鈥橰ourke, the UK鈥檚 largest private contractor. Tough decisions await her
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FeaturesFinding work after study
How do university courses support students in finding employment? We spoke to four built environment schools to find out what they offer
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The difficulties of sustainable planning
For years the BRE has been trying to build housing on its Bricket Wood site and now the latest proposals have been given short shrift from local residents. It鈥檚 a classic example of the difficulties of sustainable planning. The development with close-by links to London and a rural location would ...
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FeaturesPodSolve: Flexible friend
Leeds East Academy is the UK鈥檚 first school to consist of a warehouse full of moveable classroom pods
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FeaturesThe Tracker: February 2013
Activity rose in February on the back of a sharp increase in civil engineering work - and it was a strong month for orders too. Experian Economics crunches the numbers
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FeaturesFunding colleges: A poor third?
The previous government鈥檚 好色先生TV Colleges for the Future failed to impress. Will the coalition鈥檚 new measures do any better?
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Features好色先生TV intelligence
Data from Experian Economics shows that the first quarterly rise in construction output since the second quarter of 2011 ocurred in fourth quarter of last year. However, not all the trends are positive
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FeaturesCostain vs Kier: The battle for May Gurney
Who stands to win if Kier does decide to challenge Costain over its merger with May Gurney?
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FeaturesAndrew Gould: Pause for thought
In his sabbatical from Jones Lang LaSalle, Andrew Gould is busy being chair of the UKGBC 鈥� where he intends to 鈥榚ducate鈥� rather than 鈥榣obby鈥� the government on green issues
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FeaturesRoyal Marsden Hospital: The X-factor
MRI scanners weigh up to 7 tonnes each. So adding an X-ray and scanning suite to the top of a Victorian hospital in a west London conservation area required some creative thinking
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FeaturesHousing stimulus: Shaky foundations
George Osborne exceeded industry expectations in last week鈥檚 Budget by pumping more than 拢15bn into a housing market stimulus. But economists fear the measures could do more harm than good
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FeaturesWhole-life carbon: Shopping centres
Our series on whole-life emissions for different building types continues with three 60-year scenarios for a shopping mall
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Features好色先生TV Awards shortlisted projects: Infinite variety
From Antarctic ice station to London train station, shopping centre to Shard, this year鈥檚 好色先生TV Awards shortlist reveals an industry full of ingenuity and inspiration
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FeaturesStephen Gee: Turning the tables
John Rowan Partners emerged from the nineties鈥� recession with just five staff. This time around, it has already returned to growth, with a 25-year plan to employ 750 people worldwide. We spoke to managing partner Stephen Gee
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FeaturesCommunity housing in Toxteth
It鈥檚 just 32 homes on a small plot in Toxteth, but Habitat for Humanity鈥檚 housing project is creating a community of volunteers, trainees and entrepreneurs and bringing hope to an area feeling the brunt of the housing crisis
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FeaturesRegional construction: A piece of the action
Most people鈥檚 idea of construction activity is of London and the South-east in relatively robust health; the rest of the country dying on its feet. But in this preview of 好色先生TV鈥檚 Regional Construction Trends White Paper, we find the true picture is more complex than that
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