All Building articles in 08 July 2011
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NewsAA School exhibitions: November and December
The London school presents four new free exhibitions that explore past, current and future architectural thinkers
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FeaturesShow RCA 2011: Architecture
Three students from the Royal College of Art graduate show explain their future visions
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RIBA open exhibition - entry deadline 1 September
RIBA calls on all London members including students to submit work for open exhibition
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NewsCapita appoints sports marketing expert
Consultant employs new associate director for real estate division
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NewsWater theme for Urban SOS design competition
Student designers could win £9,500 cash prize in competition
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NewsCapita hires in design and infrastructure division
Former Mouchel divisional director and Captain in the British Army joins as operations director
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NewsMayfield collapses with 80 jobs lost
Impact of the recession and winter too much for Liverpool contractor
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CommentComplexity risks short-circuiting energy reforms
Reforms in the Electricity Market Reform White Paper could hamper investment in energy if they become confused
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NewsLafarge sells 80% of its gypsum business
Sale generates cash for construction products giant and allows it to retain stake in gypsum business
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NewsHCA announces winning bids for £1.8bn housing programme
London set to receive £1bn slice of HCA investment
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NewsNew Crossrail chief executive to start early
Wolstenholme brings forward start date as Crossrail appoints Terry Hill to the board
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NewsTelford sales up 50% since April
East london housebuilder says trading in line with expectations
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NewsBarratt to return to pre-tax profit
£40m pre-tax profit sees housebuilder back in the black for first time since 2008
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NewsUcatt's Chris Tiff dies
Well-known union official on London’s big construction projects dies of suspected heart attack
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NewsLifschutz Davidson Sandilands wins Fulham Wharf planning
Residential towers and a Sainsbury’s superstore form part of Thames scheme praised by Cabe
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NewsLiverpool museum to open next week
Danish architect 3XN’s museum is the UK’s largest to be built in over 100 years
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NewsM25 construction workers adopt a family of kestrels
Site team is following the family of birds progress via a webcam
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NewsSalford University seeks bidders for £38m arts building
Stride Treglown-designed scheme is first phase of University’s regeneration masterplan
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NewsNuttall-Morgan Sindall JV bags £136m motorway job
Contract awarded under Highway Agency’s major projects framework
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NewsMorgan Sindall appointed to £100m Milton Keynes framework
Framework covers new build and refurb schemes in education and community buildings