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RAFAEL VI?OLY’S advanced masterplan for the Battersea Power Station site went on display this month. It is a year since the first public exhibition, and since then the masterplan has evolved to take account of the feedback.
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PLANNING applications and tenders were 32% and 27% higher respectively in May than February, according to the analyst Glenigan, offering tentative signs that the flow of new construction projects is steadying after the sharp declines seen since the middle of last year.
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ARCHITYPE has won an invited competition to design a new sustainable headquarters building and education centre for two environmental charities, Groundwork Hertfordshire and Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust.
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A NEW Hilton International 350-bed conference hotel has started on site at Heathrow’s Terminal 5 with the main contractors Sisk, EPR Architects and Tonik Design.
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THE JOINT Contracts Tribunal (JCT), which represents the construction industry’s leading bodies, has questioned why the Office of Government Commerce (OGC) has decided to continue endorsing only one form of construction contract for use by government departments in spite of the results from its own review, which found that not one but three contract forms fulfilled its review criteria.
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THE DALLAS Cowboys Stadium, the largest NFL venue ever to be built, has been unveiled in Arlington, Texas. Designed by HKS Sports + Entertainment Group, the Stadium cost an estimated $1.3bn, spans 3 million sq ft and has a capacity of up to 100,000 fans.
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The restoration of the Grade II* listed 10 Trinity Square, overlooking the Tower of London, has been recommended for planning approval by the City of London Corporation.
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A COMBINED leisure centre and primary care centre is being built in Blaydon, Gateshead, in an effort to bring public services closer to local people.
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