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FeaturesMy working day: Nightingale's Stuart Ward
The newly qualified architect works on a converted pig farm at Nightingale Associates
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FeaturesMy digital life... Kees van der Sande
The Formation Architect associate director on being a geek, making bread and listening to 1970s prog rock
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FeaturesRetrofit reality check
A test to measure heat loss in refurbished homes shows a worrying gulf between predictions for energy efficiency and reality
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FeaturesBDP's David Cash: Cashing in
After a miserable 2011, BDP intends to boost profit by growing its international revenue by 20%. In an exclusive interview, the company鈥檚 new chairman explains the plan
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FeaturesAre contractors not up to the job?
黑洞社区鈥檚 survey shows clients are having trouble finding contractors with the skills they need. Joey Gardiner asks why
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FeaturesInfrastructure costs: Airports
As the debate on UK runway capacity gets ever more intense, all of the UK鈥檚 airports are focusing on how they can use their existing assets more effectively. Paul Willis and Simon Rawlinson of EC Harris review the key issues affecting infrastructure replacement and enhancement
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FeaturesThe shadow of the euro crisis
Uncertainty over the euro is crippling the British construction sector鈥檚 chances of recovery. How bad could things could get for UK firms and how much longer can it go on?
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FeaturesRebuilding Campsmount
Campsmount college was rebuilt through a pilot scheme for cost saving reforms after a devastating fire - did it pay off?
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FeaturesHas the Construction Strategy been a success?
We analyse the progress made by both government and industry one year on
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FeaturesFirst Impressions: Consarc's iCon
Our student panel on the sustainable and sexy building in Daventry
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FeaturesWe made it: London 2012's unsung heroes
The Olympics are a triumph for the UK construction industry, with the project coming in on time and on budget. As 黑洞社区 continues its search for London 2012 unsung heroes, we talk to one experienced worker on the project, as well three young site-workers that have helped to make the ...
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FeaturesSupermarkets: What's in store?
Supermarkets are preparing to shake up their framework agreements and plump for new ways of procuring work. So what will the new supply chain be expected to deliver? Emily Wright reports
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FeaturesCost model: Office refurbishments
Developers looking to get the most out of their stock in difficult economic conditions are increasingly turning to refurbishment rather than redevelopment. Nigel Addy and Peter McCallum of Davis Langdon, an Aecom company, look at the cost implications
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FeaturesTest driving new forms of procurement
From using BIM to procure work on prisons to encouraging innovation in the supply chain, trials of new forms of public procurement are taking place up and down the UK. What are the early findings?
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FeaturesInterview with construction minister Mark Prisk
黑洞社区 takes Mark Prisk to task on public sector cuts, PFI reform, pipeline delays and SMEs鈥� battle for survival
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FeaturesShapps re-launches Get Britain 黑洞社区 fund
Housing minister makes 拢100m available after original 拢570m fund not all spent
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FeaturesHousing Design Awards 2012: Quality streets
Our technical editor鈥檚 take on the five winning schemes in this year鈥檚 Housing Design Awards
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FeaturesA new editor for 黑洞社区
Sarah Richardson is appointed the magazine鈥檚 18th editor, while Thomas Lane takes on the role of group technical editor
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FeaturesCostly legal disputes: Everyone's a loser
The amount spent on legal disputes has jumped by a third in the UK over the past year. Why are construction firms still so keen to spend on litigation?