All QS articles – Page 27
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TowerEight sets sights overseas as growth continues
Turnover set to hit £12m in fifth year of business
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Comment
Why women don't pick construction careers
Women in Construction Week should prompt us all to think about how the industry can discard outdated stereotypes
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WSP targets UK growth 'despite Brexit'
Toronto-listed engineer adds 2,500 employees through eight acquisitions last year
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We need a boring Budget
Next week the chancellor will unveil his spring Budget, let’s hope he uses it to strengthen existing policies and provide certainty rather than unleash any big surprises
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Arcadis snaps up ex-RICS president's firm
Consultant buys Birmingham-based firm run by Louise Brooke-Smith
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Mott Mac lands lead role on £108m Royal College of Arts job
The historic college is building a new Herzog de Meuron-designed building in Battersea
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WSP makes four senior hires
Engineer strengthens its Glasgow, Birmingham, Leeds and Southern offices
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Hitting NHS deadlines
Getting stakeholder engagement right at the start is key to successful management of healthcare projects
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Core Five doubles fee income in two years
The consutlant has experienced strong growth in five years on the back of project wins such as the redevelopment of New Scotland Yard
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T&T acquires asset manager
Deal will allow the consultant to offer an end-to-end service to its infrastructure clients
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Mace mulls legal challenge to CH2M's £170m HS2 win
Sources suggest Mace could launch High Court challenge “within days”
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Brexit impacts Arcadis' UK building revenues
The consultant also saw writedown from legacy claims against Hyder
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London hit by slowdown in smaller projects, says Core Five
Cost consultant says a two-speed contracting market is emerging in the capital
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HS2 picks consultants for £520m phase two roles
Consultants will work on development of high-speed line branching north of Birmingham to Manchester and Leeds
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London to suffer as offices sector weakens, Mace says
Firm’s consultancy arm is forecasting tender price growth in 2017 before a ‘tough’ 2018
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Breaking the housebuilding mould
Competition for land and volume housebuilding has helped create architectural sameness
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Why it’s better to think in the long term
A snap decision to chose the cheapest option doesn’t provide good value for long
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Costs jump as construction activity slows
But latest Markit/CIPS and RICS survey point to increased optimism
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Jump in Chinese investor interest in UK, says Arcadis
The consultant is also predicting a 4% fall in London building tender prices this year
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Industrial revolution
The government’s industrial strategy offers a welcome prompt to improve productivity and foster innovation, says Mark Farmer, but real change will need to be driven by client demand