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NewsStudent architect on finding a job on Facebook
Architects remain traditionalists when it comes to searching for work and finding the right candidate
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NewsUCL announces new architecture teaching positions
Three professors appointed in Bartlett School of Architecture and the Built Environment
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NewsRIBA Student Awards 2009: The winners
A set of militarised coastal defence towers perform multiple functions, and an alternative to typical conservationist practices
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Architects in conversation: London & Rome - 23 February
IaN+ in conversation with Witherford Watson Mann is part of the Architecture Foundation’s London_Rome series.This talk features Luca Galofaro from IaN+ and Stephen Witherford from WWM. Chaired by Italian critic and curator Pippo Ciorra.
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NewsDubai World to reveal debt plan in January
Nakheel's parent says it needs time for assets to recover value lost during global recession
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NewsRoger Humber steps down as Circle Anglia chairman
Sir Robin Young will take Humber's place at helm of affordable housebuilder in January
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NewsJoseph and Mary's neighbouring property discovered in Nazareth
Jesus and his followers likely to have known of ancient home discovered in Holy land
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NewsCarillion wins £157m health PPP in Toronto
Carillion Health Solutions JV will build and finance the city's Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
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NewsLSC paid out £30m in bonuses
The Learning and Skills council paid bonuses to 400 of its 3500 staff
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NewsOlympic handball arena foundations completed
Venue for 2012 Olympics is set to complete by summer 2011
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NewsJonathan Davie joins Persimmon as non-executive director
Davies is chair of IG Group Holdings, First Avenue Partners and non-executive director of Portland Gas
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Comment
Does the whole GDP debate really rest on dodgy construction output figures?
It has long been said that construction is an important bellwether in determining the shape of the nation’s economic progress.Today the performance of construction, or rather revisions to its measured performance, seemingly determined how close the UK is to recovery.The upwardly revised construction data put the nation yet closer to ...
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NewsHalf of Kickstart homes fail government's own design test
HCA admits 54% of social homes in £1bn programme achieve less than 10 out of 20 in Cabe review
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NewsMorgan Sindall JV picked for £417m Thames Water project
Joint venture appointed preferred bidder to build the Lee Tunnel in east London, starting in April 2010
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NewsDecline in construction product sales continues
Construction Products Association says manufacturers report a fall in sales although decline is at a slower rate
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NewsResidential planning activity bounces back
Brickonomics: Planning decisions are on the rise but how much is due to housebuilders switching consents from flats to houses
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NewsBAA appeal puts airport break-up on hold
Airport operator given more time to persuade Competition Commission to scrap sell-off
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NewsGalliford Try lands Olympic village contract
Contractor awarded final Tier One contract to build part of the residential development on 2012 athletes village
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NewsGreen light for Rogers' British Museum extension
Mace will start on £135m extension next month despite opposition from heritage groups
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NewsCBI expects UK to exit recession this quarter
Organisation forecasts slow and fragile recovery with business investment improving in 2010