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The Structural Engineer, Volume 67, Issue 18, 1989
Tobacco Dock, in the Port of London, was originally constructed from 1811 to 1814. This paper describes the renovation of its timber, cast iron, and brickwork, from 1986 to 1989, to form a modern ‘leisure shopping’ centre. M.A. Courtney and R.J. Matthews
James Armstrong will succeed Peter Campbell as President of the Institution 1989-90 at an Ordinary Meeting at Institution headquarters on 5 October 1989. The handover ceremony begins at 6 pm, when Mr Armstrong will deliver his Presidential Address ‘An elegant profession’, the full text of which will be published in The Structural Engineer in November.
This article is intended to promote the concept of cost engineering among structural engineers and to provide a means whereby those who wish to know more about the subject can be helped through our newly developing contacts with the Association of Cost Engineers. R.W.D. Plumb