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NewsLand Secs moves City scheme forward
Developer lodges plans for £16.5m Crossrail construction site
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NewsMiddle East is now Zaha Hadid's biggest market
Region eclipses Asia as number one while practice’s turnover and profits head north
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CommentWhat makes an effective framework?
Second of a three part series on frameworks: What criteria does a framework need to satisfy in order to be successful
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NewsISG bags £148m data projects haul
Contractor wins brace of undisclosed schemes in western Europe.
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NewsLipton Rogers on verge of Pinnacle rescue deal
Sir Stuart Lipton’s team closes in on taking over mothballed tower
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NewsBalfour cashes in on offshore asset
Construction group sells 80% of its ownership of Thanet offshore asset for £40m
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NewsControversial Kent development called in by Pickles
5,000-home scheme opposed by conservation groups and local UKIP MP Mark Reckless
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NewsPlans approved for £250m Cornwall resort
Scheme including 500 homes can proceed this Spring if bat mitigation licence is secured
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NewsEight Songbird directors depart, three move in from Brookfield
Only three original board members remain at Canary Wharf owner
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NewsConstruction output dip deeper than first thought in Q4 2014
ONS revises down construction output for last three months of 2014
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NewsWates gets go-ahead for £80m Paddington Central scheme
British Land commits to 4 Kingdom Street office scheme
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NewsKier wins £177m haul of new contracts
Major contracts landed in the healthcare, housing maintenance and highways sectors
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NewsQuintain wins planning for latest Wembley tower
Developer gets approval for 370-apartment ‘Alto’ tower
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NewsDiplomatic row erupts after Austria challenges Hinkley Point
UK hits back after Austria appeals EU’s approval of state aid for new power plant
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NewsMake unveils second Arena Central office scheme in Birmingham
Make and Arena Central Developments submit plans for 212,000 sq ft office
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FeaturesArchitecture: The diversity problem
An architectural education will last seven years and leave you with debts in excess of £50,000. So is it becoming a pastime exclusively for the rich?
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CommentThe privileged few
It’s imperative that architecture doesn’t become an occupation only available to the wealthy elite