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NewsGalliford Try to enter Qatar
Contractor/housebuilder to branch out into Middle East to offset downturn and hopes to start first project this year
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NewsLatest QS appointments - 22 May 2009
F+G promotes two directors and FTI Brewer appoints two in the Middle East
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NewsRIBA Summer 2009 Talks Programme - May and June
RIBA and Gleeds announce International Dialogues: Architecture and Climate Change
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London Yields: Urban Agriculture - until 30 May
How to incorporate food production into the urban environment
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NewsLe Corbusier's Indian furniture - Until 12 July
Exhibition will feature furniture designed by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret for Chandigarh
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NewsCapita starts work on £2.6m landmark Welsh bridge
Consultant is designer and project manager on Pont Calzaghe Bridge in Newbridge
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2009 Student Health Design Award - 27 August
Annual event founded in 2007 for architecture students
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NewsRMJM wins Chinese university scheme
Campus in Suzhou will include teaching facilities, professional development centre and research facilities to help graduates become entrepreneurs
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NewsLaing O'Rourke and Skanska miss out on BSF framework
Partnerships for Schools will picks 22 firms for school building shortlist
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NewsDefinitely not a safe bet
As this chap is clearly a gambling man, it's handy that there's a betting shop just below
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NewsCash flow reduced by record 7.5%
Construction firms hard hit by rapidly rising payment delays, but falls in profitability slowing
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NewsChandlerKBS moves Düsseldorf office
Firm is asset and property manager for the mixed use building
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Le Corbusier Season - Until 24 May
Event provides a wider perspective on architect with a series of exhibitions, talks, debates and workshops
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NewsMayor agrees affordable home targets with 21 London boroughs
Boris Johnson's housing adviser says deal is 'real achievement', but admits not all of 50,000 target will be new build
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NewsBritish Land posts record loss of almost £4bn
Fall in property values blamed for unexpectedly large loss
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NewsFive things you missed at the BCO conference
This year's British Council for Offices event was in Edinburgh, where attitudes were far more upbeat than you'd expect
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NewsRIBA gongs for Allies and Morrison and Niall McLaughlin
Two architects sweep the board an annual regional awards ceremony
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NewsBalfour Beatty wins £370m US hospital scheme
Contractor to manage construction of health facility as well as separate $80m science museum, both in Dallas
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Europe and the English Baroque - Until 9 November
Exhibition at the V&A on 'Europe and the English Baroque: Architecture in England 1660 – 1715'