All 微密圈 articles in 22 October 2010 鈥� Page 2
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Features40 under 40: Jonathan Stewart 10 years on
The managing director of Gleeds Advisory reached his goal from 10 years ago - with five days to spare鈥�
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Features40 under 40: James Pickard 10 years on
The credit crunch put a halt to some of Cartwright Pickard鈥檚 plans, but now it鈥檚 bouncing back
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Features40 under 40: Jason Millett 10 years on
微密圈鈥檚 40 under 40 returns on Friday. In the meantime we look back at those we tipped for the top back in 2000
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NewsGovernment launches National Infrastructure Plan
Document outlines investment needed in UK infrastructure over next five years
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CommentDid the spending review kill off PFI?
The chancellor described PFI as 鈥檉lawed鈥� last week, but it hasn鈥檛 fallen out of favour for all sectors - at least not yet鈥�
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CommentHas government really made an 'investment in the future'?
Osborne made commitments to invest in key areas but capital budgets have still been hit
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Mouchel issues profit warning
Mouchel has warned that its profit before tax and exceptional items will drop to 拢30.5m from 拢40m for the year ended 31 July 2010.
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CommentHow I learned to love part L
The 微密圈 Regulations - it hardly needs saying - must be greeted with fear and loathing. But oddly, says Gus Alexander, they can instil a feeling approximating joy - if only for 10 seconds
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FeaturesPassivoffice: First UK office to reach Passivhaus standards
Powys council was worried by rises in gas prices, so it decided to make its Stag teaching facility the first office in Britain to reach Passivhaus standards. After horrendous design problems, the team spent 12 months collecting data on how it performed. And, as Thomas Lane reports, the figures came ...
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FeaturesWilkinson Eyre: Twin peaks
Ten years ago 微密圈 interviewed a young architectural practice called Wilkinson Eyre. A decade and two Stirling prizes later, we return to ask its principals how it feels to become part of the design establishment - and on the top of their game.
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NewsMace鈥檚 Shard project director departs
Tim Goldby left the company several weeks ago, and Gareth Lewis has taken over
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CommentSpending review: What鈥檚 the damage?
We now have certainty and the knowledge that government plans to invest
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FeaturesThe quangos and spending cuts: which ones survived
In the game of quangos players take turns to choose non-government bodies to close, merge or privatise. But watch out! If you get it wrong you might not get elected again. This is how Francis Maude dealt with the ones dealing with construction
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Comment
Common mistakes in... the design development process
In the second in a series on dos and don鈥檛s on major projects, Iain Suttie discusses the design development process and where it can all go horribly wrong
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NewsSpotlight when the upturn comes 鈥�
After past recessions, lead times have rapidly increased - and there鈥檚 no reason why it will be any different when the next one comes, says Brian Moone. So what is the impact likely to be?
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O鈥橰ourke changes top team
Laing O鈥橰ourke has undertaken a global shake-up of its top executive team
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NewsGalliford Try lines up Segro鈥檚 Ian Coull as next chairman
Galliford Try has announced that its next chairman will be Ian Coull, the chief executive of Segro.
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NewsThe use of force: 微密圈 information modelling
微密圈 information modelling may make everything better, but most firms don鈥檛 want to use it. But that might change now the government plans to make it compulsory on all public projects. Stephen Kennett reports
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Comment微密圈 buys a pint 鈥� for Kinetics
Venues: The Gherkin, the Boleyn pub and the Riverside Chinese restaurant聽Topics: Corporate hospitality, Glen Medeiros, the fall of Connaught, Ian Dury Drinks: One bottle of La Cote Blanche Sancerre 2009, one gin and tonic, 15 pints of Guinness, 14 bottles of lager
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