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NewsMichael Schumacher tower motors off in Abu Dhabi
Racing driver’s 'qualities and values' inspire high-end residential project
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NewsMayor insists 2012 funding will not exceed £9.3bn
Boris Johnson admits market conditions are adding pressure to delivery in his evidence to select committee
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NewsKen Livingstone: 'Financial crisis signals decline of the West'
Former mayor Livingstone says current economic troubles are 'irreversible' as Asia becomes economic force
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NewsEight new projects take shape at Dubai Festival City
Al-Futtaim Group and Carillion start construction on eight new projects at Dubai hub
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NewsMouchel upbeat despite fall in profit
Consulting and services group says public sector focus has left it 'relatively untouched' by economic turmoil
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NewsSaudi construction plans hit £148bn, says report
Cityscape announces conference in booming Gulf market
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NewsDubai developer launches £54bn Jumeira Gardens scheme
Meraas Development unveils tower-led gardens development in Dubai
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NewsCarillion wins £100m of education contracts
Contractor secures two academy schemes in Basildon and new student halls at Aston University
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Álvaro Siza scoops Royal Gold Medal
Portuguese architect wins RIBA's prestigous prize for influence on international architecture
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Former Arup chairman given RIBA honorary fellowship
A former chairman of Arup and the chief executive of Allied London are among 14 new honorary fellows of the Royal Institute of British Architects.Sir Duncan Michael, who has worked for Arup since 1962 and is now a trustee of the Arup Foundation, has joined the list of non-architect fellows ...
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Hopkins to design exemplar green offices for WWF
Conservation body gives architect 'awesome responsibility' of designing UK HQ to top sustainable standards
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Call for action to tackle 'worsening' recession
British Chambers of Commerce demands cuts in interest rates and business taxes as confidence collapses
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NewsConsultants and engineers hard hit by credit crunch
Survey shows slowdown has affected business strategy at 40% of firms, with revenues or margins hit at almost a quarter
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NewsScots boost renewables with new energy framework
Framework aimed to drive tenfold increase in renewable energy use for heat and transport
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McAllister to bow out as chair of Network Rail
Sir Ian intends to hand over reins as 'company enters a new phase'
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NewsGovernment holds meeting to appoint next construction minister
Name of new minister expected to be announced later today as will responsibilities of other ministers
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NewsClarke Bond wins satellite tracking station contract in Abu Dhabi
UK consultant nails project management contract months after opening UAE office
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Margaret Hodge hands architecture portfolio to Barbara Follett
Culture minister steps down from government in Cabinet reshuffle
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Comment
Houses set for a revival as flats wane in the wake of credit crunch
If one thing epitomised the boom years in the housing market it was the building of high-density blocks of apartments that were sucked up off plan by eager investors.The credit crunch has changed all that. Outside of London dense schemes of flats are rapidly going out of fashion.Having been for ...
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