All Comment articles – Page 67
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Transforming lives
A new trust hopes to help school children take full advantage of the educational, creative and sporting facilities ڶ Schools for the Future will create for them
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What politicians really think
It is in a government’s nature to cut capital spending before public revenue. But the Charter 284 cause can be served by appealing to politicians’ worst instincts
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Wonders & blunders
Richard Steer is staggered by an extraordinary structure built for the last Olympics, but is worried that London’s efforts will be blighted by its industrial past
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Quentin Shears: academy@grimston
“The secret to a healthy team spirit, I have discovered, is a shared vested interest”
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Brickonomics: Why we need the money men
You may not like it, but financial engineers can give us the tools we need to drag ourselves out of this mess
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Brickonomics: Life after the Budget
The chancellor's big plans amount to little of substance for the construction industry
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Budget 2010: industry response
Responses to the budget from across the construction and property industry
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Stamp duty: how the £250,000 threshold affects housing
What it means for first time buyers, housebuilders and government coffers
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Focus on the here and now Mr Darling
The chancellor has the opportunity to really drive investement in the built environment. Here's what he should do
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Darling's dilemma
The City wants action to deal with the deficit, construction wants a commitment to spending - how will the chancellor strike a balance in his Budget?
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Passivhaus: What's in a name?
A lot actually, if you are claiming that a building meets a certain standard without the certification to verify it
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Unspoken risks
Managing the issue of violence in the workplace can begin with simple steps to identify and managing policy
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Mipim 2010: More business, less champagne
ڶ's Mipim specialists ponders the last four days, and what it says about the health of the industry
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Starving artist syndrome
The BA saga might be giving unions a controversial reputation, but a more organised workforce wouldn’t go amiss in the architecture profession right now
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Rise of the MIPIM bunker dodgers
The bunker is seen as the heart of Mipim but pass prices are so steep many delegates are finding alternative meeting points
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Half a million jobs to go - it looks like a dead cert
Our Brickonomics blogger takes a punt that job losses are going to come thick and fast
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Starting your own business, part 15: An office of your own
It’s time to put down permanent roots – but what sort of premises will you choose?