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NewsAecom fends off 60 rivals for Rio role
Consultant launches worldwide sports group off back of Olympics win
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NewsRIBA launches Inspired by Design
Teaching resource uses London’s 2012 Olympic venues to inspire young people about design process and creative thinking
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NewsCapita to create ‘right’ workplace for Network Rail
Consultant to develop agile working programmes for 4,000 Network Rail staff
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NewsRobert Adam offers rival plans for Poole harbour
Neo-classical architect seeks to usurp HKR for redevelopment of West Quay site
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NewsLondon firm wins Paris residential job
London-based Farshid Moussavi Architecture has won a competition to design a major residential complex in the La Defense district of Paris.
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NewsMixed-use scheme in Enfield gets green light
Scheme will include affordable housing and commercial space
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NewsUK firm to carry out transport security and design survey
John McAslan + Partners won work as part of Spanish-owned consortium
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NewsPictures of Olympic shooting arena released
One of the last venues to be built for the 2012 Games
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FeaturesFirst Impressions: Liverpool National Museum
Our student panel give their impression on the futuristic waterfront museum by Danish architect 3XD
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NewsNew shadow housing secretary vows to put council housing 'centre stage'
Jack Dromey also reveals Labour would restore regional planning
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NewsMinistry of Sound wins London planning row
Southwark council votes against 41-storey residential tower
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NewsIndustry welcomes nuclear report findings
Weightman report introduces new post-Fukushima safety measures but supports new build plans
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NewsCountryside Properties named as Highmead developer
Site will include 120 new homes, commercial space and community areas
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NewsPay changes to go ahead ‘with or without union support’
Around 150 angry sparks demonstrated outside Tate Modern this morning
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NewsHome Builders Federation warns of 'house building ice age'
Government warned to continue planning reform or risk locking a generation out of the housing market
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CommentExperian shades up its construction forecast as public investment holds up better than expected
Optimism for 2013 remains, with growth predicted in commercial and private housing
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NewsDerwent London wins planning for £105m redevelopment
Project in London’s EC1 will include office, retail and private residential space