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NewsBroadway Maylan gears up for Rover site
Broadway Malyan is to provide detailed designs for the £84m Bournville College in Birmingham
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Further rise in insolvency rate predicted as eight go bust a day
Eight construction companies were going insolvent every day in the last quarter of 2008, Pricewaterhouse Coopers has revealed
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NewsStyle over speed: the Porsche Museum
The Porsche Museum, designed by Viennese architect Delugan Meissl, has opened in Stuttgart, Germany
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NewsContract disputes hit record high
Disputes resulting in formal adjudication reached 39 in last quarter of 2008 – more than the for the whole of 2007
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NewsNew site could defuse tensions over Gehry's Jewish museum
Frank Gehry’s controversial Jewish museum, slated for construction on a Muslim graveyard in Jerusalem, might be moved to a different site
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NewsCatalyst Lend Lease wins £2.4bn BSF deal
Catalyst Lend Lease has been appointed preferred bidder on the much-delayed £2.4bn Birmingham Building Schools for the Future scheme
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Crossrail reveals new chief executive
The present head of London and Continental Railways has been named as the new chief executive of Crossrail
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NewsOK computing: Arup's new building for Coventry University
Coventry University has got the go-ahead for phase two of its £160m redevelopment plan, a £30m Arup-designed engineering and computing building
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Latest construction appointments - 6 February 2009
RMJM has named Nick Haston director of global emerging markets
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Alsop dropped from City Road
Will Alsop has been replaced by architect Jestico + Whiles on a 43-storey tower development in central London
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NewsCool runnings: Coop Himmelblau's Dalian International Conference Centre
Work has started on the Dalian International Conference Centre in Shenzen, China, designed by Coop Himmelblau
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NewsTribes: Summer camp outdoor shower facility for Radical Faeries
Scheme in Vermont by RCA postgraduate architecture students is part of ’Student Work-in-Progress Shows’
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NewsInterest rates cut to 1%
Bank of England slashes base rate to lowest ever level, but economists warn further measures are necessary
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NewsBuilding Awards 2009 shortlist announced
The annual competition to win the construction industry's most prestigious and hotly-contested awards is on
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NewsCarl O'Donnell's postcard from Siberia
The QS at Knowles leaves sunny Cayman Islands for freezing Siberia
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Student Work-in-Progress Shows - Until 11 February
RCA postgraduate architecture students will be exhibiting work in progress
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NewsBellway reports 50% slump in profit margin and forward orders
Housebuilder's six-month update warns of further writedown and reveals 1,000 homes are sitting unsold
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NewsLandmark apprenticeships bill published
Document proposes statutory entitlement to apprenticeships for all qualified young people
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NewsOlympic stadium bill rockets £22m in six months
Government set to admit cost of £527m, due to lack of bidding competition