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BoKlok UK gains approval for sustainable development in Bristol
BoKlok UK, the joint venture between Skanska and IKEA, has been granted planning permission for first UK housing development at Airport Road in Bristol
The new housing development in Bristol will provide 173 family homes which will be available for...
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NBBJ unveils images of spiral garden tower in Shenzhen
Seattle-based architect NBBJ has unveiled striking images of its design for the Shenzhen headquarters of Chinese smartphone developer Vivo.
The 32-storey building, which is under construction in Shenzhen’s relatively rundown Boa’an district in the north of the city, will have...
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Scott Moss Named CEO of Moss Construction
Moss Construction is pleased to announce that Scott Moss, one of the company’s founders and a 30-year veteran of the construction industry, has been named Chief Executive Officer.
“When we founded Moss Construction, Scott took the leap into the unknown...
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Koichi Takada Architects Reveals Latest Design for L.A.’s Skyline
Koichi Takada has designed a 43-story mixed-use development, in downtown Los Angeles, inspired by “California’s natural beauty and iconic redwoods”. Hoping to create the healthiest place to live in L.A., the proposed building humanizes the concept of high-rise through...
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Bauma CTT Russia 2020 postponed to 25 to 28 May 2021
Due to the effects of the COVID 19 pandemic and the strict health and hygiene regulations for events in Russia, Messe München feels compelled to cancel baumaCTT RUSSIA, which hadbeen postponed until September. The next bauma CTT RUSSIA will...
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MCE – MOSTRA CONVEGNO EXPOCOMFORT and BIE – BIOMASS INNOVATION Expo rescheduled from 8 TO 11 March 2022
In February, Reed Exhibitions took the difficult decision to postpone MCE – MOSTRA CONVEGNO EXPOCOMFORT 2020, the world’s leading biennial exhibition dedicated to residential and industrial plants, HVAC&R and renewable energy, and BIE – BIOMASS INNOVATION EXPO, dedicated to...
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Reactec secures £700,000 backing as construction sector snaps up safety tech
Wearable tech firm Reactec has secured £700,000 of investment to develop equipment that helps keep construction workers safe on site.
Investment syndicate Archangels led the round with support from the Scottish Investment Bank and £103,000 from Reactec's board, management and...
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