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Charity must justify prince’s role
The Charity Commission has asked the Prince’s Foundation to explain its relationship with Prince Charles, after a complaint from the anti-monarchy group, Republic.
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CommentGlobal warning: Construction’s carbon cutting agenda
The Copenhagen summit will be the most important environmental conversation ever. Beginning our coverage in the run-up to the summit, Thomas Lane and the UKGBC’s John Alker look at which countries emit most carbon, and why construction will top the agenda
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Pritzker winner eyes £27m Lakes job
Some of architecture’s biggest names, including Richard Meier and Rick Mather, are lining up to bid for a £27m steamboat museum on Lake Windermere
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University ‘inundated’ by framework bids
Manchester university is struggling to put together a £22m-a-year framework after being swamped with about 600 applications
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NewsThe age of empire: Liverpool Street offices
A new office campus has been formed from 12 grade-II listed 18th-century buildings near Liverpool Street in London
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Latest construction appointments: 18 September 2009
Lawyer Beale & Co has appointed John Sheils partner in its Dublin office.
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NewsDenham signs up for Thames Gateway Forum
John Denham, the communities minister, has confirmed that he will address Building’s Thames Gateway Forum this November
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NewsBalfour Beatty buys Parsons Brinckerhoff for £380m
Contractor announces £353m rights issue to fund acquisition of US engineer in bid to boost infrastructure business
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Architecture and design exhibition: Wasted - 19 - 27 September 2009
Wasted is a project conceived and curated by Arts Co, presented in the tunnel connecting the London Underground to The Victoria & Albert Museum and exhibited as part of London Design Festival.The exhibition sees architectural designer Ian Douglas-Jones and designer Ben Rousseau create a vast architectural seating strata using materials ...
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NewsSecond life for landfill waste
Exhibition by RCA graduate demonstrates how unrecycled waste can be transformed into useful products
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FeaturesFirst impressions: HOK's Californian transport hub
Two RCA postgraduate architects gives their verdict on HOK’s design for a Californian transport hub
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FeaturesHow's the view?
The director of Exacta Consulting send us some photos he took from his window in Old Town, Dubai
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NewsMandelson launches construction industry review
Business secretary announces attempt, to be lead by Atkins' boss Keith Clarke, to assess whether sector is equipped for a low-carbon future
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NewsFormer RCA students redesign Artbar
Marcus Bergstrom and Joe Nunn win student vote following design competition
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NewsLittle Britain diary: Top 10 result
The Weightmans team sail home, relieved to have suffered no greater disaster than Ed's shoe shopping emergency
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NewsBalfour Beatty reveals plans for 'significant' acquisition
Contractor says any successful deal would be funded by a rights issue
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NewsScotland axes £400m Glasgow airport rail link
Draft Scottish Budget will exclude infrastructure project as pressure on public spending increases
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NewsDoon Street scheme planning decision upheld
High Court rejects opposition to leisure and residential development by English Heritage and Westminster council
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NewsPolisano leads Kohn Pedersen Fox exodus after failed takeover
Five principals depart to set up new practice in wake of unsuccessful bid to buy out London office