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Needed. but this does also raise some challenges because hard numbers need some clear policies and we also heard from the prime minister that there wouldnt be any tax rises to fill any fiscal holes. that they want growth to do some of the job but that is down to the independent forecasters to decide whether the plans will generate enough growth. so youre left with spending cuts and considerable spending cuts. we dont know exactly how much but somewhere between a view tens of billions of pounds a...

ARTS FESTIVALS Notte Bianca Malta’s biggest annual arts and culture festival is returning to Valletta today. The capital city will once again host a mu

The theme for World Architecture Day 2022, Architecture for Wellbeing, is in line with the designation of 2022 as the UIA Year of Design for Health and the Union's commitment to use evidence-based design to promote health in buildings and cities.

ARTS Science in the City Malta’s Science and Arts Festival is taking place on Saturday and Sunday, with the theme ‘Taking Root’. Today, var

KUALA LUMPUR: The planning and creation of green infrastructures in urban areas should be given emphasis in Budget 2023, which will be tabled on Oct 7, says Associate Prof Dr Suhardi Maulan.

Coming together for one day only on Thursday November 10, the 2022 Sustainability Summit speakers will ensure you walk away with the newest knowledge and practical steps to help you increase your sustainability outcomes across your projects and practice. Hear from them live at Sydney’s Shangri La or tune in online and be part of the conversation that promises to shape the future of Australia’s architecture and design industry.

FILM Kino Dreams: The Reveries of Wim Wenders Throughout September, Spazju Kreattiv has been paying homage to the prolific German film-maker, screenwriter, pl

MUSIC Piano recital by Rachel Gauci Rachel Gauci, a recent graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow, is presenting a solo piano recital

In implementing this important new initiative, it is critical to consult Aboriginal communities about what culturally appropriate housing looks like. In the past, public housing policies have often been imposed on Aboriginal communities based on non-Aboriginal ideals of good housing.

This week, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln announced its three finalist candidates for its open College of Architecture dean position.  The University of Oregon’s director for the School of Architecture and Environment, Kevin Van Den Wymelenberg; Michigan State University’s...