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NewsBanks to continue funding Erinaceous
Banks say they will provide ongoing support while board seeks solution to financial problems
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NewsRenzo Piano unveils central London triplets
L&G/Mitsubishi mixed-use three-building scheme will sit between Covent Garden and Oxford Street
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NewsFamily of New York crane collapse victim sues city
Brother's £15m claim is first legal action in wake of accident that killed seven
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NewsImages: Gehry unveils Serpentine Gallery Pavillion
Temporary timber structure, designed with Arup, to be first Frank Gehry building in England
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NewsCyril Sweett buys Nisbet for £5.9m
Construction and property consultant boosts public sector portfolio with purchase of regional player
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NewsDevelopers protest at empty property tax
Property industry sends open letter to chancellor calling for changes to legislation it claims was not subject to proper consultation
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Opus acquires Joynes Pike Group
Nottingham-based engineer becomes part of Antipodean multidisciplinary consulting group
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Weekend paper round: Home Office asks for terror-proof buildings
Plus, Tim Henman's parents oppose eco-town and plans to run Reichstag on renewable power
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BRE creates new sustainable product standard
Global arm of standards outfit to consult on assessing products by lifecycle analysis, biodiversity and labour practice in manufacturing process
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Sustainable TV: The newspaper house
See the unveiling of artist Sumer Erek's art installation, which was revealed to the public in Dalston, north east London, earlier this month
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Comment
Deeper and down for US house prices
As we consider, or for that matter dismiss the possibility of a house price crash in the UK it is perhaps worth taking a look at the shape of things in the US.The most respected figures for house prices come from the S&P/Case Shiller index and this shows prices down ...
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NewsCR Management announces two new appointments
Firm hires new senior consultant and delay analyst and planner
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NewsArup's Cambridge University site gets green light
£9.5m Institute for Manufacturing building first at the university to have biomass boiler
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NewsThink confirms leading green figurehead speakers
Herbert Girardet and Ché Wall amongst keynote speakers at the Think 2008 conference
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NewsHowe Dell school, Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire Council commissioned the project to test the latest eco-friendly system with its most intriguing feature being the temperature control
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NewsElm Park, Dublin
Bucholz McEvoy Architects’ Elm Park is a stunning £300m mixed-use, sustainable extension to Dublin, made all the more attractive by the charmless dross that surrounds it
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NewsDangerous digger stunts found on YouTube
HSE warns about effects of dangerous clips after death defying digger stunt workman draws over 1,200 hits
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CommentThe stranglers
One hand is called administrative efficiency. The other is called funding projections. Together they are throttling the life out of education in the creative arts. We have to fight back while we still can.
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South Coast contractor Dean & Dyball is put up for sale
Balfour Beatty and Galliford Try could lead bidding for £262m turnover regional contractor
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NewsStudent hall by Alan Dempsey and Alvin Huang
This pavilion, designed by graduate students Alan Dempsey and Alvin Huang, has been erected at the Architectural Association in central London