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Rider Levett Bucknall appoints five
Also: Litchfield Consultants takes on a managing director for London
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Robinson Low Francis consultant celebrates triathlon victory
Young consultant wins in top 30 in under 30 category at King Sturge Property Triathlon
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Multi-tasking?
The man on the van seems more interested in what's on the other end of his phone
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My obsession with the recession
When everybody's talking about the credit crunch, it's difficult not to see it everywhere you go
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Asbestos alert at Houses of Parliament
Leaked report reveals that government failure to act has left visitors and MPs at "significant" risk from exposure
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Rolls-Royce announces plans for nuclear division
Firm to act as supplier and consultant in the UK and globally
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Chipperfield and Gormley go concrete in Sweden
Architect and artist collaborate for temporary pavilion in Sweden made entirely from concrete
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Extra £31m boost for flood recovery
Additional funding will help 62 councils rebuild neighbourhoods hit by last year's floods
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Building work starts early on Hadid's 2012 aquatics centre
Olympic swimming venue's foundations to be laid today, two months ahead of schedule
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Liverpool plans major design show on Le Corbusier
International exhibition on legendary Swiss architect will gain Lutyens twist for the UK
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Faber Maunsell appointed on Aberdeen community stadium
Consultant will carry out environmental impact studies at two possible sites
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APC Trainer on... process and procedures (T068)
An essential competency for all project managers
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Government needs to lay firm foundations for its housing policy
I admit it, my response to Caroline Flint's housing rescue plan Part II, "Facing the housing challenge - Action today, innovation tomorrow", was borne out of frustration.I admit that lapsing into frustration is a huge fault in my character, one that frankly frustrates me.I admit that there are some elements ...
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Supermarket sweep?
The government's revised planning statement is supposed to boost the health of town centres but it could have the opposite effect
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What shall we do with that big, ugly, concrete tower?
Birmingham’s citizens are currently debating the future of their version of the Natwest Tower, so should they preserve recent architectual history or knock it down and start again?
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Government agency to review all housing schemes
Homes and Communities Agency moves to stop projects faltering
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The benefits and costs of green roofs debated
In our last extract from the Sustainability Lounge debate the business case for building vegetation on tops of structures is debated
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Wolseley slashes 6,000 jobs as credit crunch bites
Materials supplier plans to cut costs in UK as it reveals slump in profits
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Government acts to help housing market
Rent-to-buy scheme to help first-time buyers and new local housing companies among a raft of measures announced today
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Bamboo bridge spans the River Tyne
Australian firm Bambuco and engineer Faber Maunsell collaborate on 100m long structure as part of Summer Tyne festival