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NewsChina announces £374bn financial recovery package
Government to spend £9.3bn in next three months alone on housing, infrastructure and rebuilding earthquake-affected communities
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NewsBristol labelled Britain's most sustainable city
Birmingham, Liverpool and Hull at bottom of survey which ranks cities according to social, economic and environmental performance
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NewsArchitecture's largest prize split between two winners
Bennetts Associates and Elder & Cannon share £25,000 RIAS Andrew Doolan prize
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NewsHammerson holds off starting big schemes
Credit crunch prompts move to limit spending by starting no major new schemes until 2010
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NewsChelsea denies reports of stadium move
Newspaper report of new stadium designed by HOK Sport denied by club
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NewsVietnam confirms nuclear plans
Plans to spend £2.2bn on nation's first reactor with another in the pipeline
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NewsCredit crunch bites global property markets
RICS research shows India and Eastern Europe hard hit, with China the only major market holding up
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NewsCandys sells stake in Chelsea Barracks
Co-funder Qatari Diar buys partner CPC Group out of £1bn London scheme
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NewsHill wins £7.3m PM contracts on Qatar towers
Real Estate Services Group appoints project manager on three major schemes at Lusail and Doha
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NewsStride Treglown gets into Bath with Tektus Architects
Architect makes acquisition to expand West Country presence
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NewsPlant safety plunges to new low
It seems this chap may have misunderstood when told to take his bucket to the seaside in this safety blunder…
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Managers blamed for endemic bullying
New report highlights costs of employers' failure to tackle workplace bullying
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NewsAedas designs Abu Dhabi Investment Council HQ
South facing twin roofs incorporate photo-voltaic cells and special shading screen reduces glare
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NewsGround air exchanger installed in £10m London BSF school
AWADUKT Thermo uses natural temperature of the earth to pre-warm or pre-cool ventilation air
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NewsPlan for climate change, expert says
Planning bill amendment leaves local authorities no choice but to plan for changing weather
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NewsHotels embrace water-saving technology
Three hotels champion water-wise scheme by using eco efficient 4.5 litre ES4 WCs
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NewsCRA reuses biosolids on scheme
Consultant developes 75 acres of drying lagoons into distribution warehouses
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NewsYorkon achieves ISO 14001
Off-site specialist receives the internationally recognised green standard
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NewsNeil Dickson's postcard from Perth
The Davis Langdon associate director says the Australian city is becoming a victim of its own success, but one thing's for sure, the sun will always shine on Perth
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FeaturesFirst impressions: Projects by Libeskind and Sheppard Robson
Another ’First Impression’ panellist, this time Michelle Sweeney, graduate from the School of Architecture at the University of Manchester, comments on six new projects