Exposed: Minister's Bath Spa row

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Local councilors accused construction minister Nigel Griffiths of abusing his ministerial position in his treatment of the Bath Spa controversy that has taken a turn for the worse with the exposure of confidential angry exchanges between the central and local government. The spa project is attacked by problems including leaking floors and peeling paint that have led to a legal dispute between the council, the architect Grimshaw and the contractor Mowlem.

author: Sharp, Rob
Public affairs, Sporting and athletic goods, not elsewhere classified, Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing, Ethics, Hot Tubs & Jacuzzis, Ethical aspects, Hot tubs, Bathtubs, Griffiths, Nigel

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Labour or lib dem? Architects see little reason to vote Tory

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The architectural community is facing confusion with regards to choosing an appropriate party. Labour and Liberal Democrats are the two parties in war and a new Camargue survey of architects' voting preferences commissioned by the Architects' Journal shown that majority of architects would not vote Tory government for many good reasons.

author: Sharp, Rob
Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Elections, Forecasts and trends, Political aspects, Labour Party (United Kingdom), Conservative Party (United Kingdom), Market trend/market analysis, Voting research, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom)

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Will Lloyd's be able to change?

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Richard Rogers designed the famous Lloyd's building in the City of London to be flexible. FLACQ, an architectural practice formed by four ex-Roger staffers announced plans to revamp interior of the building while the practice also proposes potentially dramatic measures to overhaul the landmarkEs entrances.

author: Sharp, Rob
Management dynamics, Practice, Skyscrapers, High rise buildings, Tall buildings, Rogers, Richard George

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subjects list: United Kingdom, Design and construction, Architects
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