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NewsCurve with verve
Planning consent has been received for Virage, a £18m commercial development in Maidenhead by CSD Architects.
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Tender prices may drop 10% in 2009
Building tender prices could fall 10% in 2009, according to the latest economic forecast from EC Harris.
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NewsSquare deal
Westminster council has approved plans to build a 2,100m2 hotel and cinema complex on the south-west corner of Leicester Square.
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NewsPower tower lowered
Keltbray has successfully completed dismantling and removing concrete pack support structures from the Willington A cooling tower in Derbyshire, built in the fifties.
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Dearth of green projects may cause assessor shortage
RICS warns industry may lose thousands of green home inspectors with developments for training being scrapped
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NewsUnions criticise HSE’s influence over inquiry into its work
Unions, safety campaigners and MPs have questioned the involvement of the Health and Safety Executive in a government inquiry into the body’s work.
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NewsCapita Symonds launches graduate skills programme
BusinessWise is a joint venture with Urban Vision and the University of Salford
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NewsDavis Langdon picks up numerous building awards
Winners include National Tennis Centre in Roehampton and Blue Fin Building
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NewsCapita Symonds appoints new eco consultant
Consultant hires expert for Aquatic Resource Management sector
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NewsHill wins £5m Cambridge college contract
Consultant will project manage redevelopment of Clare College site
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NewsWolseley cuts 3,000 more US jobs
Materials firm's job losses since 2006 market peak now total 10,600
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NewsLike Cannes, but with buildings …
The World Architectural Festival is a feast of stunning buildings, big names and weeping designers
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NewsBRE's Peter Bonfield reveals highlights of Insite 09
Three new buildings are earmarked for the Innovation Park at heart of event, says BRE chief executive
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NewsAxe hangs over 200 staff at Bovis Lend Lease
Drop in commercial work threatens staff numbers as credit crunch bites
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NewsThe international surprises of the World Architecture Festival
From chapels to car parks, the UK has a lot to learn from the ideas of small architects abroad
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NewsA romantic affair between man and machine
London Fields played host this weekend to 'Transports Exceptionnels', a remarkable encounter between a svelte French dancer and a 13-tonne digger
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NewsShortlists revealed for QS Awards
Shortlists for six categories of the annual awards have been published, including Best All-Round QS
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NewsAukett steeled for possible project 'funding issues'
International architect predicts results in line with expectations after making provision for possible credit crunch-related problems