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Features
Door handles
Dorma has launched a range of door furniture offered in three distinct categories: Premium, Plus and Pure.
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NewsRIBA announces first female president
Ruth Reed promises to encourage more women to work and remain in architecture
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NewsConference: 'Rethinking construction management'
130 papers on topics such as risk management, sustainability and project performance
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News
Poland: Architecture and Identity - Until January
In Autumn 2009 the RIBA Trust and Arup will host a major programme of exhibitions and talks focussed on Poland.
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Design exhibition: Close Up: Until 6 October 2009
The show presents 10 years of European design projects by the Helen Hamlyn Research Associates 2009 at the RCA.
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NewsCultivating faith: The feeding of the 59,000
RCA architecture student project examines how reinterpreting faith can help regenerate east London’s most deprived area
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NewsAlarm raised over 'excessive' management pay at Berkeley
Investment advisers urge shareholders to vote against pay deal at group's AGM and oppose election of Tony Pidgeley as chairman
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FeaturesFirst impressions: Rogers' Bodegas Protos winery
Two postgraduate architects from the RCA on the RIBA Stirling prize architectural award nominated scheme
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NewsA degree of insanity
Or rather forty-five degrees, as that's the angle of the ledge this painter is standing on, with no other security
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NewsScottish government to end right-to-buy
New bill will introduce a social housing charter to raise standards
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NewsNew supervisor training standard announced
UK Contractors Group says rules will tighten up health and safety performance
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NewsBack to school: Who is that young man?
In the third part of our nostalgic look at construction figures in their youth, we ask if you can put a name to a face
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NewsBovis Homes raises £60m cash for land with share issue
Housebuilder's share placement opening today provided funds to buy development land
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NewsGalliford Try wins £48.6m of health-sector work
Contractor to build or refurbish healthcare centres and hospitals in Grampian, Newcastle and Liverpool
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NewsStriking Dubai labourers told to work harder to earn more
Al Habtoor Engineering employees returned to work after being informed that any pay increase would depend on productivity
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Comment
A removeable feast: how long will schools funding last?
The education sector is one of the areas to have remained buoyant during the recession. Capital funding has increased fourfold since 1997/98, putting it at just over £4.1bn. Altogether, the education sector is providing £6bn a year for construction through public funding and indirectly through the PFI. These workloads are ...
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Comment
Back to schools: building in a recession
Question one. How can we keep spending billions on school building while struggling with the biggest crisis in our public finances since the war? Not easy, is it? Even a grade A* economics student would struggle with this one.Not many of us are putting our hands up and offering ...