All Global articles – Page 71
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NewsMAD architects redesign Chinatown as a 3D star
Venice Biennale sees unveiling of 'Superstar' mobile Chinatown to be transported across the world
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NewsArt in Arabia: Rafael Viñoly's Museum of Modern Arab Art in Doha
Rafael Viñoly Architects has been appointed to design the Museum of Modern Arab Art in Doha, the capital of Qatar.
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NewsDark matters: Cern Hadron Super-Collider
The £4.5bn Cern Hadron Super-Collider was switched on this week in Switzerland, despite fears in some quarters that it could create a black hole and destroy the planet. British firms Scott Wilson, Jacobs Engineering, Taylor Woodrow and Amec played their parts in building its 27km-long tunnel and 30m-high magnetic chamber ...
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NewsTongji-Cardiff join forces for sustainable architectural student scheme
Welsh and Shanghai universities challenge students to design sustainable housing in Shanghai through MMC
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NewsHOK Sport unveils 'Armadillo' stadium
Metallic-clad 50,000-seat football stadium in Mexico is inspired by adjacent mountain
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NewsNew York mayor slams building delays at Ground Zero
Planning agency responsible must go, says Michael Bloomberg on eve of today's 9/11 anniversary
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NewsO2 World opens in Berlin
Entertainment centre will host ice hockey, basketball and music concerts for audiences of 17,000
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NewsThe secret stature of the Burj Dubai
The world's tallest tower is going up in Dubai, but just how tall it will be is a well-kept secret - and for good reason
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FeaturesEscape to victory: how SMEs can work abroad
While many of the big consultants dodge the downturn by picking up business overseas, their smaller rivals may be feeling a little imprisoned in the UK. But it doesn’t have to be like that. Thom Gibbs unearths some escape routes that work, and some that don’t
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NewsClose encounters: International UFO Museum and Research Center
This is the design for the new $30m (£16.8m) 18,000ft2 International UFO Museum and Research Center, in Roswell, New Mexico.
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FeaturesSun, sea and salt extraction
A British inventor, architect and services engineer have devised a system that could produce food, fresh water and energy solely through the use of solar power.
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NewsParadise found
Landscape architects Gustafson Porter and Gustafson Guthrie Nichol are to design the Venice Biennale’s first large-scale landscape installation on the grounds of a former nunnery.
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NewsPaul Maddison's postcard from Dubai
The EC Harris partner is looking forward to the end of summer heat and the start of new 'biggest, tallest, longest' schemes
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Disputes in the desert
With construction wrangles in Dubai likely to increase, you’ll need to know how to go about resolving them …
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NewsIci Paris: Jean Nouvel’s Horizons Tower
Jean Nouvel’s Horizons Tower in Paris has been given planning permission.
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NewsOnward Kristiansand: Kilden performing arts centre
Construction has begun on the £117m Kilden performing arts centre in the southern Norwegian city of Kristiansand.
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FeaturesA fine winery: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners’ Spanish project
In between its airport terminals and office towers, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners manages to find time for the odd small but perfectly formed project. Martin Spring visits a wine factory in northern Spain
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NewsDelhi plans 10 new metro stations for 2010
Pell Frischmann works with architect John McAslan + Partners to build 10 new Delhi metro stations
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NewsInto Africa: LCE Architects Libya office
LCE Architects opens office in Libya after winning several commissions from the government
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NewsBig business in the Balkans
YRM appoints architect and general planner on the £158m Sofia Business Park