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Images: Libeskind’s first US high rise
Star architect opens luxury Cincinnati residential scheme
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Interserve wins £225m Kent hospital scheme
Support services group teams up with John Laing to start building Pembury Hospital in April
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Car journeys cut to 25% in new eco-towns
Government recommends managed and limited car access in ten planned towns
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Silverdell scales down pre-tax profit to £1.4m
Asbestos remediation firm revises figure of £2.2m after having to comply with International Financial Reporting Standards
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Homes owned by housing association rise 10%
Latest social housing regulator figures show value of homes at £77bn
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Half man, half building: The Corpus science museum
Visitors take a journey through the human body in new Dutch museum
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Slip slidin' away
This glazer's totally unsecured and alarmingly angled platform could become a highly dangerous roof-toboggan at any moment
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The Olympic venues: Cabe's verdict
Stadium gets thumbs up but design review panel has 'grave concerns' about park bridges
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First estimates of EPC costs revealed
Leading providers claim certificates will set back building owners anywhere between £500 to over £20,000
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Government launches review to speed up planning system
David Pretty and Joanna Killian to lead review into improving the way applications are processed
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Hundreds trapped in London Eye
Engineers halted London Eye for over an hour on Monday evening leaving passengers stranded mid-air
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Two workers killed by crane collapse in Miami
Seven-tonne section of crane falls 30 storeys onto a house, killing two and injuring five others
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Plans for £4.5bn Brent Cross regeneration scheme
Planning approval sought for 151ha regeneration scheme in Cricklewood and Brent Cross creating thousands of homes and jobs
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Bellway steers a stable course in choppy housing market
Housebuilder reports a marginal rise in turnover and profit slightly down for second half of 2007
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Tribal celebrates doubled profit for 2007
Consultant sees profits soar after strategy review, with turnover also up strongly
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New Manchester development gutted by site fire
Investigators are looking into causes of fire on site of new five-storey development in Burnage
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University of Westminster SABE's Networking Event
University of Westminster School of Architecture & Built Environment (SABE) brings together students and employers
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Sustainable TV: Jones Lang LaSalle boss interview part one
Colin Dyer, the boss of one of the world's biggest property consultants, Jones Lang LaSalle chief executive talks sustainability