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NewsGalliford Try bags £5.8m Rotherham station job
Contractor will start work on redevelopment of Rotherham Central this month
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NewsMichelmersh Brick spends £10m on Freshfield Lane Brickworks
Brickmaker expands operations in South-east with aquisition of Sussex-based independent manufacturer
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RIBA Trust talks & events - Spring 2010
Emerging young architects from around the world, leading environmentalists and building historians and anthropologists are some of those lined up to speak in the RIBA Trust spring programme of talks. There will also be a series of talks International Dialogues: Architecture and Climate Change which addresses key issues for the ...
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NewsRLB raises money for Haiti
Staff worked free hours to raise £3000 matched by RLB's £6000 for the victims
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The Great Debate - 4 March
This unique multi-disciplinary event brings together planners, surveyors, architects and civil engineers to debate the future of the region. As the sands continue to shift under the sector's feet how can built environment professionals work together to limit the impact of the current economic climate and continuing credit crunch ...
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The 21st Reyner Banham Memorial Lecture - 5 March
Peter Reyner Banham (1922-1988) was a renowned design and architecture critic and has been regarded as one of the first design historians. This annual lecture series has been organised by the RCA/V&A History of Design department and the Design History Society since 1989. This year's lecture, American Glamour: Philip Johnson, ...
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NewsWYG investigates Whitehaven site for £11m stadium scheme
Consultants from construction firm hired to check out site for local football and rugby teams
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NewsRIBA announces support for architecture students
Recipients of the RIBA HSE Research Fund and details of the RIBA Worshipful Company of Chartered Architects Travel Award and the RIBA Stephen Williams Scholarship announced
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International Dialogues: Architecture and Climate Change - March 2010
The Royal Institute of British Architects is presenting another season of International Dialogues: Architecture and Climate Change talks, sponsored by Gleeds. This season begins with a talk on vernacular architecture by Professor Paul Oliver and is followed by a private view of the Djenne exhibition at the RIBA, exploring the ...
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NewsThe benefits of adding law to your further training
Dee James and Nicolas Noyer trained as QSs before boosting their CVs with legal qualifications. They tell Buildig why...
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NewsNearly 90% of young job seekers worried about work
Building’s online survey finds that the majority of young job seekers are still worried about employment prospects
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NewsCyril Sweett announces two new appointments
Firm hires director of transport and new group marketing director
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NewsAfghan charity challenges students to build dog shelter
Nottingham construction students design collection box to re-house abandoned and mistreated street dogs
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NewsUK firms urged to forge US alliances for $1bn embassy
State Department calls for British role in London mega project, as American architect is appointed
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CommentWrong time for an overhaul
Over the past few decades our system for regulating the supply of land and what can or cannot be built on it has become labyrinthine
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NewsEC Harris reveals plan to double size in four years
Consultant eyes acquisitions in China, US and UK to fuel $1bn-turnover ambition
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NewsLandSecs looks set to dust off Walkie-Talkie tower
Developer seeks new quotes from contractors to build shelved City of London skyscraper
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NewsCouncils start early on Tory planning overhaul
Local authorities already on slowdown as green paper sets out plans for system shake-up
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NewsWYG boss: Debt deal has made 'huge difference'
Paul Hamer credits restructured balance sheet with success in bidding for work
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NewsKerslake hits back at Cabe’s Kickstart criticism
The Homes and Communities Agency has hit back at allegations it has funded substandard housing through the £1.06bn Kickstart programme as the political row over the scheme escalates