All Europe articles – Page 3
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NewsWork begins on £50m Capita Cyprus scheme
Capita’s architecture subsidiary ESA masterplanned the 17ha project
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NewsBDP unveils shopping and leisure project in Turkey's third largest city
175,000m2 scheme will also feature a fun park
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NewsBDP unveils masterplan for Russia's sixth biggest city
Residential-led plans for Samara include 5,000 apartments as well as office and retail
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NewsLondon firm wins Paris residential job
London-based Farshid Moussavi Architecture has won a competition to design a major residential complex in the La Defense district of Paris.
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NewsMott MacDonald and Baca Architects submit Dutch rail scheme plans
Feasibility study proposes 20km link to Amsterdam South including world’s first ‘sail-and-ride station’
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NewsFunding secured for Davis Langdon’s Copenhagen Arena
Search begins for architect to design Denmark capital’s first indoor arena
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NewsGleeds Energy to open Paris office
New office to provide commercial and cost management services to energy, chemical and petrochemical manufacturing sectors
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NewsRevenue at Lend Lease's European arm drops 40%
Firm attributes the drop to challenging trading conditions across the UK and Europe
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CommentEyewitness: Greece – it's a mess but there are chinks of light
In the second of our online series of first hand accounts from trouble spots around the world, we look at the impact of the Greek austerity measures on construction but also opportunities through funding options such as PPP
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NewsEurotunnel to link UK power grid to France
£217m project will link UK and France with 500MW cable
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NewsThe leaning hotel of Copenhagen opens its doors
Viewed from different angles the hotel designed by 3XN appears to lean in two different directions
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NewsTel Aviv Museum of Art: Five levels of light
The £33.7m Herta and Paul Amir Building will open in November
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Maude aims for OJEU change
Cabinet Office minister tries to increase threshold by “at least double”
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NewsAlstom denies bribery allegations
French engineer denies reports it used bribes to win contracts
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FeaturesCountry focus: Poland
EU funding and infrastructure projects cushioned Poland from the downturn, but the public sector culture of always accepting lowest price tenders needs to change
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FeaturesThe man-made mountain: Copenhagen's 8 house
Thomas Lane reports on the Copenhagen apartment block that has turned the suburban experience into something wild. Photos by Jens Linhe
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FeaturesMadrid health centre: If Gucci did factories
… they might look a little like this Madrid clinic, by local practice Estudio Entresitio
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NewsUK construction firms invited to trade mission to Russia
Mission will highlight opportunities ahead of 2014 Winter Olympics
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CommentThe land of the Dachdeckermeister
Germany’s technical and political approach to sustainable construction is much more advanced than the UK’s. So why don’t we steal a few ideas from them
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NewsKick off for Dublin's Aviva Stadium
The new Populous-designed home of Irish rugby hosted its first game on Saturday