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Eco-town 'unviable'
Proposals for an eco-town near Stratford-upon-Avon are unviable, a report has said
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CBIs call on planning
The CBI has urged the government to extend planning permissions that will expire on developments that have been postponed owing to the recession
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NewsLife planning
This £8.2m community centre in Sutton, south London, has received planning permission
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NewsIf they sue, will they win?
If the contract doesn’t help them, Bellway Homes’ customers will find it difficult to prove their case
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FeaturesSurviving Mipim without champagne
Mipim looks set to a frugal affair this year, with fewer big boats, less free champagne and virtually no Russian oligarchs. Building gets some tips on doing Cannes on the cheap
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FeaturesDon't sweat it: Arup's National Physical Laboratory
Building a laboratory where temperatures are controlled to the nearest 0.1ºC is scary enough. But when you have the added possibility of radiation leaks and you know the job finished off the last firm to try it, well, you could forgive Arup for being ‘a bit nervous’
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NewsHow to ... hand over in a downturn
Biggest challenge is valuation as in a downturn the value of the business goes down
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NewsCabe calls on government to toughen green rules for councils
Cabe report sets out the types of policies needed to create low-carbon cities
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NewsMcBains Cooper announces new appointments
Firm strengthens its building services and environmental teams
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NewsStudents propose ideas for Nottingham regeneration
Nottingham Trent University students tackle inner city decay
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Beatriz Colomina: E.1027: A House of Ill Repute - 11 March
Exploring Le Corbusier's complex relationship with the architect and designer Eileen Gray
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NewsBeckett and Boris in spat over £135m housing package
Mayor's office furious at minister's claim that proposal was put forward without proper departmental consultation
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NewsBuilding Virtual Careers 2009 attracts over 3,700
Just under 50% of registered users attend Building's second on-line careers fair
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NewsEight stand-out innovations at Ecobuild
From Bill Dunster's boat-inspired LandArk to a hemp-insulated batt, there was plenty of innovation on display at Ecobuild
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NewsInterest rates fall to 0.5%
Bank of England also ‘prints’ £75bn of new money to ease the burden of debt
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Birmingham: Past, Present and Future - 25 March
RIBA presents a conference exploring the evolution of Birmingham's finest architecture
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NewsBalfour Beatty posts 24% rise in pre-tax profit
Contractor reports 28% increase in turnover and forecasts minimal impact this year from economic downturn
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NewsConstruction cyclists start 1500km journey to Cannes
Over 60 cyclists left Greenwich this morning on the first leg of the Cycle to Cannes charity ride