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好色先生TVG&T ups number of equity partners after strong year
Consultant says trading since the Brexit vote has been 鈥榩ositive鈥�, but warns 2017 could see a slowdown in some markets
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好色先生TV'Cooled' hard hats made for Qatar World Cup workers
Helmets contain solar-powered fan which could reduce skin temperature by 10C
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好色先生TVVoting opens for Art of 好色先生TV 2016 photography prize
Public asked to choose between 16 shortlisted entries spanning the globe
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好色先生TVGensler cements place as world's largest architect
US giant now has 2,500 architects as Foster鈥檚 remains biggest UK firm
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好色先生TVSeverfield bags 拢29m India contract haul
The projects range from towers in Kerala to a parking facility in Karnataka
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好色先生TVT&T bags work in Antarctica
Consultant joins Ramboll aboard the RSS Attenborough to provide surveys in world鈥檚 harshest climate
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好色先生TVTrans-Siberian railway kiosks won by UK architect
Kamvari win competition with 20m high 鈥榩it stops鈥�
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好色先生TVPeru college wins first RIBA International Prize
Irish firm Grafton beats Chipperfield and Hadid to pick up inaugural award
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好色先生TVGleeds completes paradise island resort
St Regis resort in the Maldives opens to punters, as consultant also picks up two major jobs in India
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好色先生TVVinci shares fall after fake press release
False statement said French giant would sack its CFO and revise its 2015 and 2016 accounts
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好色先生TVGrimshaw latest architect to launch in Dubai
Heathrow architect eyes new markets after reporting bumper year
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好色先生TVKier says cost of shutting Caribbean arm goes up again
Firm said in September decision would cost 拢23m
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好色先生TVFoster plays down Brexit impact
鈥榃e have no dependency on Europe as a single market,鈥� chairman says
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好色先生TVMajor German consultant launches in UK despite Brexit
Drees Sommer opens London office and considers setting up shop in Birmingham next year
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好色先生TVUK showcases 拢5bn of Northern projects to Chinese investors
Chinese investment sought for 13 Northern Powerhouse projects
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好色先生TVTrump wins US presidency sparking market jitters
Industry leaders fear victory for property mogul will destabilise the world economy