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NewsCapita Symonds' €30m Budapest stadium
Consultant will provide multidisciplinary services on 22,000-seat venue
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Emerging Architecture - Until 27 February
Explore work by young architects from the annual Architectural Review Awards.
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RCA architecture students work in progress - 3 to 9 February
Work in progress exhibition by students from Architecture at the Royal College of Art.Some work will be for sale or commission.
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FeaturesFirst impressions: Ron Arad's Google-box in Belgium
Architecture students from Nottingham Trent and the Royal College of Art on the Belgium shopping centre
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NewsBovis Homes signs £150m banking deal
Four-year revolving credit facility with five-bank syndicate has improved terms thanks to strong balance sheet and housing upturn
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NewsVT Group reaffirms interest in Mouchel takeover deal
Support services firm believed to be watching closely for consultant's debt position to deteriorate
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NewsHCA grants Hackney regeneration scheme £27m
Next phase of Woodberry Down mixed-use project will deliver 250 homes in north-east London
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NewsDavid Birkbeck launches housing design review series
Chief executive of Design for Homes to showcase examples of good and bad design on Building website
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NewsCostain JV wins £80m Northern Irish road deal
Venture with Lagan Construction and Ferrovial Agroman signed up for dualling of Belfast-to-Larne A8 road
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Comment
Brighter outlook from forecasters, but severe risks remain
The forecasts from Hewes & Associates and Leading Edge sit interestingly against the other winter forecasts for construction output released over the past couple of weeks.They seem to back up the mood among other forecasters that construction workload might not fall as much was feared in the middle of last ...
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NewsArchitects asked to design Heathrow 'fortress' against third runway
Greenpeace launches competition to design iconic and 'impenetrable' stronghold to beat off bulldozers at site of planned new runway
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NewsLaing O'Rourke to build affordable accommodation for Oxford students
Oxford University's Somerville College aims to improve access to education for poorer students through cheaper housing
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Comment
We’ll be getting off relatively lightly if the construction workforce drops by 400,000
The latest forecast from the Construction Skills Network (CSN) suggests that the current recession in construction will have led to a drop of about 400,000 in the number employed by the industry once job shedding ends in early 2011.This would mean a drop of about 15% in the workforce. That ...
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NewsWe’ll be getting off lightly if the workforce drops 400,000
The latest forecast from the Construction Skills Network (CSN) suggests that the current recession in construction will have led to a drop of about 400,000 in the number employed by the industry once job shedding ends in early 2011.This would mean a drop of about 15% in the workforce. That ...
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NewsBenfield Construction goes bust
Workers face redundancy as Benfield Group puts Midlands-based construction arm into liquidation
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NewsWorkers killed in Scottish bridge falls
Two men die after falling from ladders while working on Forth bridge and Tay rail bridge
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NewsSlow recovery forecast for construction jobs
Construction Skills Network predicts less than one third of jobs lost to the recession will be recouped
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NewsGulf set to outstrip growth predictions
Qatar will see biggest GDP rise in region as analysts see brighter future for Middle East
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NewsMcInerney sees no respite from depressed housing market
Irish housebuilder cuts number of completed homes by half