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Monthly Archives: April 2014

Have a look at BLM, it’s the new BIM….

Built Environment Life-Cycle Management. As the piece says, forget your LEED “whatever” rating…BLM is where its at…. http://tinyurl.com/ltsy7oe

April 9, 2014 in Knowhow.

BDP exports Manchester urban regen expertise to Minsk

BDaily reports on Manchester based design Studio BDP’s proposals for masterplanning Minsk City, a major urban regeneration project. http://tinyurl.com/q8uw52l

April 9, 2014 in Regeneration.

Miles Platting Regeneration: 1000 Spring Homes from Lovell in Farraday Green

Lovell has announced that around 1000 resi units will go on sale in May in its Farraday Green development, forming part of the Miles Platting element of the East Manchester regeneration scheme

April 9, 2014 in Regeneration.

HS2 Ltd has eye to designing in safety as it joins RSSB

HS2 Limited takes the next step in its development by joining the Rail Safety and Standards Board. http://tinyurl.com/l3my5v9

April 8, 2014 in Connectivity.

How are GMCA and GMLEP planning to spend their share of the Local Growth Fund?

Greater Manchester Combined Authority and Greater Manchester Local Enterprise Partnership have submitted their combined bid to Government for a £400m share of the earmarked fund. You can see how that £400m is broken down here: http://tinyurl.com/noozkfw

April 8, 2014 in Regeneration.

2014: Urban Splash lets over 50,000 sqft of space in Liverpool so far….

Urban Splash has confirmed that it has let over 50,00 sqft of space in 2014 so far across its Liverpool operation. More evidence that the North West is continuing to see the slow and steady benefits of economic recovery…. http://tinyurl.com/keajpv5

April 8, 2014 in Regeneration.

Labour to pledge an end to centralisation with a £20bn boost to rengeneration of UK Cities

Having led this morning with a post bemoaning an apparent London-centric approach to harnessing and monetising the UK’s high end knowhow capability, Ed Miliband provides a (for once) welcome counterpoint. Labour have announced a pledge to end the centralisation of economic control in the UK (not sounding very Labour to us?). The great regional powerhouse…

April 8, 2014 in Regeneration.

Official – Manchester Science Park and Science Corridor is invisible from London…

Anyone listening to the Today Programme on Radio 4 this morning would have been forgiven for concluding that bio-medical and life sciences research activity in the UK can only thrive in any meaningful way south of the Watford Gap. The development of the Francis Crick Institute (affectionately known as “the Crick”) was heralded as part…

April 8, 2014 in Connectivity, Knowhow.

Farrell Review: BPF strongly supports public/private collaboration on design

The British Property Federation (BPF) has welcomed the Farrell Review’s endorsement of proactive planning, a positive relationship between the public and private sectors and strengthening the role of the public realm. In particular it supports its suggestion that VAT rates on renovation and repair for private dwellings should be cut to 5%. The BPF advocates…

April 2, 2014 in Design, Knowhow, Regeneration.

RIBA – Farrell Review can improve “derisory” quality of “everyday architecture”

No sitting on the fence from Stephen Hodder, then. He says: “Although we have some of the most talented architects in the world and see many great buildings delivered in the UK, the quality of everyday architecture – particularly new housing developments – remains derisory. We are therefore pleased that Sir Terry’s Review has looked…

April 2, 2014 in Design, Knowhow.

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David Vayro


Partner leading the Built Environment Projects Team from the Manchester office of Primas Law covering Manchester, Cheshire and London, specialising in front end project work, all things procurement and in particular public procurement in the EU.

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