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NewsBeijing Olympics: Let the Games begin
Beijing carries out last-minute preparations for Olympic opening ceremony
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Shard firms try to finalise costs
Shard's PM Turner & Townsend criticises the budget of the entire £1.3bn London Bridge Quarter
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Barratt wins breathing space with refinancing deal
Barratt has announced that the refinancing package agreed with its banks has now been signed and come into effect.
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Home Office delays decision on prioritising visas for QSs
QSs must wait to find out if they will be dropped from a visa scheme to alleviate skills shortages
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Dutch architect beats Foster to £193m Birmingham library
Dutch architect Mecanoo plans to make Birmingham’s £193m central library into an arts complex by integrating it with the neighbouring Repertory Theatre.
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NewsInto Africa: LCE Architects Libya office
LCE Architects opens office in Libya after winning several commissions from the government
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NewsBig business in the Balkans
YRM appoints architect and general planner on the £158m Sofia Business Park
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EP appoints consultants framework
English Partnerships appoints seven consultants to its project management and cost consultancy framework
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Here’s an idea no. 8
Materials supplier Cemex has announced plans for a new plant in Warwickshire that would turn household and commercial waste into “green” fuel.
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Subbies feel the crunch
Specialist contractors experienced a “sharp decline” in enquiries and orders in the second quarter of this year, according to the National Specialist Contractors Council
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Carillion firm fined after death on site
A Carillion subsidiary has been fined £70,000 in Maidstone crown court for negligence that led to the death of an employee in 2003.
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Appointments: HLM Architects appoints new directors
Also this week: Planning Inspectorate announces new non-exec director
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NewsBeijing Olympics Water Cube
Watch an animation of the architectural star of the Olympic opening ceremony
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NewsSpectacle in Marrakech
London Metropolitan University presents work by undergraduates from the summer 08 show
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NewsDyson's Bath school in doubt after 'scandalous' call-in
Government office of the South West decides to call in Wilkinson Eyre scheme due to flooding and heritage issues
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NewsCapita Symonds QS on £70m Sefton scheme
Consultant signs a 10 year contract with Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council to deliver property and highway services
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NewsZaha Hadid defends aquatics centre
Architect behind the 2012 pool blames spiralling budget on the rising cost of materials
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NewsGovernment decision ends battle for Croydon Gateway development
Foster + Partners’ scheme for Stanhope given go-ahead as rivals’ CPO is turned down
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News'It's ok, the hospital is only ten minutes away'
The construction supervisor's response when challenged about health and safety on his site
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NewsGovernment rejects Smithfield redevelopment scheme
Hazel Blears says Thornfield Properties and City of London's proposal will 'significantly detract from the market complex'