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BOLD new plans have been unveiled to revamp and rename Gretna Gateway Outlet Village in a multi-million pound investment by its owners.
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Unlike the tunnel boring machines, which are constructing the Thames Tideway sewer itself along with two connection tunnels, Ward & Burke's pipe-jacking machines are unmanned excavators that are contr ...
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Plans to turn a four-storey underground car park in London into a shopping and leisure complex should act as a 'spring board' for similar schemes across the UK, according to an engineering group dedic ...
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London's Cavendish Square is set to be transformed into a subterranean mixed-use destination, with an investment in excess of 100 million pounds, to turn the area into the 'Oasis' of Oxford Street in ...
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The Brutalist building was designed by Ern? Goldfinger, an architect who inspired authors, including Ian Fleming.
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London-based architecture and interiors company, TR Studio, have unveiled the transformation of a private residential property off the King's Road in Chelsea, London.
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BOLD new plans have been unveiled to revamp and rename Gretna Gateway Outlet Village in a multi-million pound investment by its owners.)
Unlike the tunnel boring machines, which are constructing the Thames Tideway sewer itself along with two connection tunnels, Ward & Burke's pipe-jacking machines are unmanned excavators that are contr ...)
Plans to turn a four-storey underground car park in London into a shopping and leisure complex should act as a 'spring board' for similar schemes across the UK, according to an engineering group dedic ...)
London's Cavendish Square is set to be transformed into a subterranean mixed-use destination, with an investment in excess of 100 million pounds, to turn the area into the 'Oasis' of Oxford Street in ...)
The Brutalist building was designed by Ern? Goldfinger, an architect who inspired authors, including Ian Fleming.)
London-based architecture and interiors company, TR Studio, have unveiled the transformation of a private residential property off the King's Road in Chelsea, London.
