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NewsPaul Smith joins forces with Nottingham students
Sir Paul Smith challenges the NTU’s school of art and design and school of architecture, design and the built environment
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Latest construction appointments: 8 April
Lovell, Henry Boot and Winckworth Sherwood have all made new appointments
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NewsCityWatch: Taylor Wimpey's sale fails to impress
After a marginal rise in shares and then decline, Taylor Wimpey’s sale meets with ambiguity from analysts
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NewsWWF zero carbon exit splits industry
Mixed reaction from industry stakeholders regarding WWF’s resignation
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NewsKilburn masterplan progresses
Planning permission has been gained for stage two of north-west London site
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NewsWYG eyes up six firms as possible acquisitions
Despite taking £12.1m in writedowns of companies bought, firm is considering bolt-ons
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NewsInfrastructure costs plan revealed
Senior industry figures will drive plan to save £3bn a year on infrastructure costs
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NewsKeltbray blames market conditions for 86% drop in profit
A multi-million pound investment in rail and waste businessess was also responsible
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Candy & Candy makes loss of £890,000 and restructures
Move sees staff decrease from 110 to 93 and Christian Candy resign as director
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NewsSerpentine Gallery to include garden
Peter Zumthor’s design for 2011 Serpentine Gallery will include ’a garden within a garden’
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NewsNuclear reactor design sign-off delayed after Japan crisis
Generic Design Assessment originally planned for June will not come out until September
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NewsUncertainty over Health Bill could delay projects
Andrew Lansley, announced that the government would “pause” to listen to concerns
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Turn the lights down
Cooper Lighting and Safety has launched a LED downlighter that has been designed to directly replace halogen downlighters.
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Underground stone
Hanson Bath & Portland Stone is re-introducing Box Ground stone after a break of 60 years
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Active chilled beam
Trox has launched an active chilled beam that it says is suitable for new or existing buildings with low ceilings