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NewsMott MacDonald to build eight learning centres in Namibia
Project is part of US government backed educational programme
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NewsFirm fined £8,000 after falling cladding nearly severs pensioner's foot
Firm used wrong type of nails, says Health and Safety Executive
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NewsLipton plan to halve cost of London skyscrapers
Sir Stuart Lipton backs study that recommends cutting the cash spent on iconic City facades
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NewsHCA reveals extent of public land sell-off for housing
Some 820ha of land - enough for 11,000 homes - to be sold at ’market value’ to private developers
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NewsRIBA opens nominations for student awards
Institute invites 300 schools of architecture from 60 countries to nominate for President’s Medals Student Awards 2011
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NewsFacebook beats Twitter and LinkedIn in survey
Survey also finds that half of Building4job subscribers applied for work using the jobs site
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NewsArchitects up in arms over Tory dossier ‘smears’
RIBA president Ruth Reed hits out at ’clumsy’ attack
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CommentSpiralling rents pose a tough question for Shapps: Where will the new homes come from?
The newest survey by RICS ups the pressure for affordable housing
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CommentFlying the flag for Leaders 4 The Future
Industry must invest in its next generation of construction leaders
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Ken Yeang at RIBA Annual Discourse - 15 June
Dr. Ken Yeang, chair of Llewelyn Davies Yeang, is recognised internationally for his focus on sustainable design. Extending over three decades, his work explores the aesthetics of what ‘green’ should look like.Yeang presents his latest research and ideas on green design, illustrated by his firm’s recent designs, masterplans and built ...
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NewsDECC confirms implementation of reduced feed-in tariffs
Entrants to scheme from 1 August will receive lower subsidies
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FeaturesAA students challenge architectural space
Concrete Geometries: How Spaces Move People features 20 projects by a group of international students, architects and designers
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Kinetics subsidiary wound up
DC Group, acquired by social housing firm in 2006, closed down after court hearing yesterday
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NewsKinetics shuts down northern business
Social housing contractor to refocus on the south as up to 400 staff leave
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NewsMid East contractor kicked off Midlands hospital
NHS Trust blames “extremely disappointing” delays
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NewsTwo firms vie for £340m Cheesegrater tower
Laing O’Rourke and Skanska are the firms to make the shortlist
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