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South West College hosted a key note presentation and panel discussion on November 11 at COP26 in Glasgow examining the role the built environment…

New Delhi: World University of Design presented its freshest crop of Design literates and celebrated them at an online event called Made in WUD – WUD Graduate Show 2021 on Saturday, November 27th, 2021 at 3pm onwards. The event was graced by Prof Pau

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For the built environment, it is twice the size of monaco. it is massive, so how will you make use of the space, how will you utilise it? 80% of everything we have built gets repurposed. and it is taking this space, this incredible environment that you see from on top of here, and repurposing it into this innovation hub. and it is a blank canvas, really, for us, for architects, for smart infrastructure solutions, for start—ups that want to come into this vibrant environment. dubai is moving to...

Stow Healthcare, a Suffolk-based care provider, has been named winner of the Education in Business award at the Suffolk Business Awards 2021.

45% of construction industry professionals report project delays as their biggest challenge, with 72% always or often experiencing delays Major...

WINCHESTER City Council’s Strategic Planning team has bagged two wins in the RTPI South East Awards for Planning Excellence 2021.

THE MS for Arfon, Siân Gwenllian, recently visited the construction site of 24 low-carbon social houses in Penygroes, calling the development…

Western Australians will be transported back in time via virtual reality to gain an insight into the personal experiences of Stolen Generations

SIR: In reply to Councillor Lumby’s rambling and discursive letter (Chronicle, November 4) which raises a range of mostly unrelated topics.