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• Why the Design of This Apple Store in Australia Is Facing Resistance

• Policy and regulatory malaise undermining efforts to address power deficit

• 22 of the Most Interesting Museum Buildings Around the World

• Construction entrepreneur Julia Petla receives international recognition

• Why Are We Turning to Underwater Design?

• Johannesburg Roads Agency suspends top management over tender irregularities

• Pilot Crushtec, Sanral sign MoU to promote transformation in SA

• London Approves the Norman Foster–Designed Tulip Tower

• Steel demand growth rates to moderate in line with slowing global economic growth

• The Shed Finally Opens in New York Citys Hudson Yards

• Nandos fires-up a spirited collective of South African Design at Milan Design Week 2019

• Efficient project management reduces costs, drives innovation in property construction

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• SOM Imagines What a Human Settlement on the Moon Will Look Like

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• VSD and magnetic bearings drive HVAC advances in 2019

• Transnet to meet OEMs this month in bid to reach settlement on unlawful locomotive contracts

• Tribunal dismisses collusive tendering complaint against WBHO

• BRPs initiate Group Five disposals

• Kenya airports body sees land at $10bn on revaluation

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• New machine collection for floor preparation launched

• Lack of knowledge a concern in flooring industry

• Demand for concrete flooring continues to increase

• Intu appoints interim CFO

• Communicare sells Cape Town Foreshore building to foreign hotel chain for R120m

• Universal considering offer from Afrimat

• Tribunal dismisses commissions application to amend West Cape referral

• Marriott to add nearly 20 properties under Middle East & Africa portfolio in 2019

• M&R JV issued arbitral award in Dubai airport dispute

• Barloworld offers employees, general public stake in R3.5bn BEE property scheme

• SME building and construction industry in the doldrums, says CIDB survey

• Redefine demonstrates why its investment strategy works

• 'Cash For Trash' idea nets Johannesburg entrepreneur R1m prize money

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• Transnet execs seek balance between efficiency improvements, growth opportunities

• TPT CE stresses need for faster turnarounds of vessels, trains

• Clough JV awarded civil works contract for Australian hydropower project

• Afrimat expects 20% to 30% increase in full-year earnings

• TPT sets its focus on African port concession opportunities

• Power tools manufacturer rebrands

• Education important for future of industry Cesa

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• Polymers can improve load-bearing, structural elements of roads

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• Uptick in demand for water-sector consulting

• Emphasis on STEM subjects at schools vital

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• Intu Properties appoints Matthew Roberts CE

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• Snhetta Will Design the Shanghai Grand Opera House

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• Veolia installs packaged potable water treatment plant in Stellenbosch

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• Oppenheim Architecture designs GLF headquarters in Miami

• North West premier commits to resolving impasse on Taung dam project

• Why building plans must be updated and fully approved by the local municipality

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• Why more retailers are going green

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• Radisson BluWaterfront to harvest sea water with new desalination plant

• Nigeria to build seaports to ease gridlock on Lagos's shore

• SACAP calls on architectural practitioners to apply for amnesty

• Hyprop successfully refinances R4bn of external debt

• EU funding Eritrean road project using 'forced labour' say activists

• Nkwinti announces changes to water depts procurement processes

• Mashaba to launch new prospectus of properties with over R20bn investment value

• A Landscape Architects Plant-Filled Oasis in Lower Manhattan

• Renewal of iconic Joburg high-rise a response to citys evolving property needs

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• New paper on Cape Town drought unpacks lessons for other municipalities

• Union concerned by municipalities' failure to spend infrastructure grants

• Transnet launches continents first dredging school

• Egypt seeking to increase trade and investment ties with South Africa

• "This is not a man's world": protesters demand construction jobs for women

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• A Light-Filled Paris Flat Overlooking the Palais Royal Gardens

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• #Propak19: Developing artisan skills for the future

• How dirty is the Cape Flats groundwater?

• Sandi Mbutuma appointed MD of SVA International

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• Horskool Driehoek tragedy: Who should take the blame and compensate victims?

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• Japanese capital equipment group remains confident about South Africas prospects

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• Inside Jean Nouvels Newly Completed National Museum of Qatar

• Studio Gang Wins Major Design Competition for Chicago OHare Airport Expansion

• Revitalisation of Joburg's Jewel City forges ahead

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• Anglo Platinum releases additional 270 ha in support of land reform

• Focus on access to opportunity, rather than training Ceta SMME strategy

• Thesele enters water infrastructure industry through Talbot & Talbot acquisition

• ASJV to continue to defend its position regarding the Mtentu project bonds

• Exxaro unveils new ultramodern headquarters

• Nxesi highlights importance of facilities management in property sector

• Nigeria wants $20bn infrastructure spend over ten years

• Big business aims to scale up ten black firms to R500m-plus enterprises in five years

• Group Five BRPs to submit business rescue plan by June

• PPC Zimbabwe to adjust to RTGS dollar reporting

• Gauteng to hand over buildings to Wits, other higher education institutions

• Traxtion unveils new facility to provide locomotive rebuild, overhaul services for Africa

• Dr Sedise Moseneke elected Property Sector Charter Council chairperson

• Radebe willing to use his legislative powers to unlock short-term private power projects

• Cape Town seeks rail experts to assist with takeover plan for passenger rail

• South African construction sentiment crumbles under soft economy

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• Construction industry expected to grow over next three years

• Transnet in talks with Kenya for deal to operate Lamu port

• JRA completes two Ivory Park road upgrades, more to follow

• Funke Media Headquarter in Essen, Germany

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• ATON extends long stop date of M&R takeover offer to June

• MBSA calls on government to save construction sector from total collapse

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• Exxaro terminates Group 5 contracts

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• Intervention needed to protect South Africas infrastructure projects

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• French Foreign Affairs Minister visits local construction academy

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• Aveng appoints M&R veteran Jerome Govender MD for mining division

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• Oxford Parks Phase 2 construction set for Sept 2020 completion

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• Kenya, France collaborate on new Nairobi railway line

• Heatherwick Studio-designed Vessel at Hudson Yards opens to public

• Winners of the 2019 SA Professional Services Awards

• Cape Town women's group pools money to build houses

• SACAP offers amnesty to de-registered architects

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• Gus Wstemann Architects completes concrete affordable housing in Zurich

• SA Reit publishes best practice recommendations for public comment

• Zimbabwe currency crisis robs Bell of record year

• M&R Cementation awarded Palabora ventilation shaft contract

• Retrenchments on the cards as Group Five files for business rescue

• Local architecture exhibition programme launched in KZN

• FNB/BER Building Confidence Index declines to near 8-year low

• 14 Examples of Beautiful Caribbean Architecture

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• Time to reframe the discipline of finance to focus on sustainability

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• How data collected from mobile phones can help electricity planning

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• Atterbury leadership succession plan taking shape

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• Helios keeps sights on African growth as it makes SA market play

• Egyptian business giving great importance to South Africa

• Tsogo Sun appoints new CEO, to proceed with hotel business unbundling

• Company offers technology to mitigate floods

• Lesedi exploring opportunities in Africa at PEWA

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• Equipment supplier to spread its wings outside South Africa

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• French foreign minister visits local construction training academy

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• BRI a feasible infrastructure development medium

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• 'No tomorrow' for many unless consumption falls UN

• Construction Indaba to look into regulations compliance

• UCT's Lesego Bantsheng wins Corobrik's Landscape Architecture Award

• Ten worst South African performers tell tale of battling economy

• Growthpoint warns of little to no growth in its South African portfolio

• DS+R to design new Hungarian Museum of Transport in Budapest

• New Yorks Chrysler Building Sells for Much Less Than It Was Purchased for a Decade Ago

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• Group Five shares suspended as it enters business rescue

• Octodec to receive Edcon equity in lieu of R11m rental reduction for two years

• Port of Mossel Bay's admin building gets extension

• An 87-year-old Japanese designer just won the 'Nobel Prize of architecture.' Here are some of his most stunning masterpieces.

• Kiren Maharaj named MD of GIBB Power

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• PASA designs bubble-like showroom for Barloworld Equipment

• A Liaigre-Designed Masterpiece in Munich

• What a failed Johannesburg project tells us about mega cities in Africa

• Electrifying I-PACE

• Chef Amber-May Deetlefs – Bobos Brasserie

• R5.7bn transfer made to prevent Sanral default, Nzimande says

• Stronger leadership vital within SACAP following former registrar's resignation

• Print your city? 3D printing is revolutionising urban futures

• Saint-Gobain showcases its skills development programme

• Residential module built entirely from waste, recycled materials in Switzerland

• Elegant Minimalism in a Fashion Designers Sydney Home

• By midyear, R3bn Leonardo will eclipse Carlton as SAs tallest skyscraper

• Renewable energy programme will not collapse Eskom

• Elizabeth Diller Wants Our Future Architects to "Doubt Everything They Thought They Knew About Architecture"

• Construction index improves in Q4, but 2018 average is below year before

• UCT's urine bio-brick pioneer awarded global prize

• PE Tanker Berth repairs on schedule for completion later this month

• TFR and TNPA CEOs among latest Transnet execs suspended

• Novo Energy launches R130m gas compression facility in eMalahleni

• Rolfes investigating nanotechnology paints to diversify business

• KZN budget looks to boost local economy through infrastructure

• EPP to open flagship development in Q2, reports growth for third consecutive year

• PPC says Zimbabwe business has remained resilient despite challenges

• M&R pursuing opportunities in complementary market segments

• No turnaround in civil engineering sector expected anytime soon economist

• M&Rs underground mining order book rises to R25bn amid oil and gas slowdown

• Construction of mixed-use Barlow Park Precinct set to start

• Wild Coast Sun achieves first-in-Africa Net Zero Waste certification

• Gauteng preparing large projects to tap R100bn blended-finance infrastructure fund

• Cape Town has a plan to manage its water. But there are big gaps

• All hands on deck at Fairvest amid tough retail market

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• US government agencys backing of Tetra4 takes project to next level Renergen CEO

• Snhetta's Proposal for a New Museum Would Introduce Patrons to a Famous 5,300-Year-Old Mummy

• National Assembly approves Critical Infrastructure Protection Bill

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• #DesignIndaba2019: Designing with dignity

• Attacq targets 7.5% to 9.5% dividend growth for 2019

• R172m road upgrade project launched

• The 2019 Pritzker Prize Is Awarded to Arata Isozaki

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• Solid H1 showing for Hyprops South African, South-Eastern Europe portfolios

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• MAS delivers strong H1 earnings growth

• Energy Regulator to announce Eskom tariff decision on March 7

• SepCem reports lower FY18 sales volumes in constrained, competitive cement market

• Texton says strategies in place to improve its performance

• How digitisation has enabled smart homes and buildings

• Parly dissatisfied with reasons for water project delays

• ASAQS awarded associate member status of Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyors

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• Growthpoint signs Altron for a new corporate campus at Woodlands office park

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• Discover the Surreal Architecture of Postmodernist Ricardo Bofill

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• Policy uncertainty over nuclear build partly led to Necsa crisis, MPs told

• Towers NAVPS increases by 1.8% in H1

• Caio Verde, Angola's new sustainable city takes shape in Cabinda

• Wild Coast Sun hotel achieves Net Zero Waste rating

• GIBB to monitor environmental compliance during R7bn Durban port construction

• Aveng outlines piecemeal sale process being pursued at Grinaker-LTA

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• Gugs roads rehabilitation project well underway

• After Losing Their Home in Central Africa, an Ancient Tribe Gets a New Start

• Sasol to accelerate portfolio simplification as review of 100 assets nears completion

• Transnet sets up war room to combat infrastructure-theft surge and line sabotage

• Government bureaucracy hampering investment in Western Cape, says property forum

• Helios to build 1 000 towers in South Africa 5G networks push

• New water supply, waste management project launched in Welenchiti, Ethiopia

• #Newsmaker: Nobethu Jolobe on architecture in strategic branding and communications

• Mtentu bridge will be built, assures Sanrals Kannemeyer

• Nzimande outlines Sanral projects that will benefit from R3.5bn stimulus package

• Joburg adopts inclusionary housing framework where rich and poor will live side by side

• Ennerdale school shut amid collapse fears

• Melbourne road project takes heavy toll on WBHO

• L2D grows distributions a share to 60c for FY18

• Renewable energy programme attracts R209.4bn to SA economy

• City of Cape Town pumps billions into housing developments

• New Tshwane mayor cancels controversial GladAfrica contract

• Tour Ubers Brand-New Facility in San Franciscos Historic Pier 70

• Trellidor – Redefining the Barrier

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• Texton secures lease renewal with Truworths in Durban

• Cashbuild interim earnings down 11%

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• CREMA, Tom Dixon & Friends – After Dark.

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• Unregistered HVAC practitioners still a threat to industry Saracca

• Introducing Irish Drumshanbo Gunpowder Gin

• Zambia, Zimbabwe shortlist foreign firms to build hydro plant

• ITC-SA now recognised as a voluntary association

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• ANC Gauteng calls for accelerated release of provincial land for student accommodation

• Labour broking not a dying breed

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• Industries and municipalities contribute to Vaal river pollution, SAHRC hears

• M&R expects significant improvement in interim HEPS

• SCAPE helps Boston trade sea wall for parks to deal with climate change

• Balwin Rentals to acquire 4 544 rental apartments

• ITC-SA develops inspectorate process to assist in enforcing building regulations

• Municipalities should not approve building plans which may devalue surrounding properties, ConCourt rules

• Clough set to acquire Saulsburys oil and gas unit, EPC portfolio

• British Airways – Freedom Flying

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• AfDB optimistic about Eskoms turnaround prospects

• Tanzania hydropower dam to cost more than double government estimate study

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• Hostile construction environment to persist until infrastructure spend recovers

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• Concrete paver launched at Las Vegas Expo

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• M2 motorway to be closed until Oct to allow for bridge rehabilitation

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• Green solution used for retaining walls

• Gift of the Givers given green light to drill boreholes in water-scarce Makhanda

• Operations to be ramped up at edible-oil plant

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• Rubber company to focus on automotive sector

• Huawei to build data centres in South Africa

• Sanral, Nafbi sign MoU to develop small contractors, accelerate BEE implementation

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• Three consortiums compete to build dry port west of Cairo

• EAAB to drive transformation of the South African estate agency sector

• Marriott teams up with Kuwait Projects on St Regis resort in Morocco

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• Group Five appoints interim CEO following Solomon Mosais resignation

• Design Joburg, featuring Rooms on View announces CoLab designers for 2019.

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• This New Consumer-Goods System Could Solve Recyclings Failures

• LafargeHolcim completes sale of $1.75bn Indonesian unit

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• Duravit – Oodi Central Library

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