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The Project Support Centre is located in the School of Architecture and the Built Environment at the University of Westminster.

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BIM Manager Certification

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The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has developed the first BIM Manager Certification in response to industry requirements to have a kite-mark that demonstrates the skills and competence of construction professionals in using Building Information Modelling (BIM).

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UNTWO Tourism Highlights 2013

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This document presents a concise overview of international tourism in the world based on the results for the year 2012. The booklet includes: key trends in international tourism in 2012; results by (sub)region and country of destination; world’s top tourism destinations; outbound tourism by region and top spenders; and long-term forecast towards 2030.

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The changing shape of the East Asian housing model

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This paper has two main objectives. The first is to elaborate the East Asian context and modes of housing, exploring evidence of the existence of a particular model characteristic of the region, and distinct from models characteristic of western advanced economies. The second objective is to identify developments that have begun to challenge East Asian housing systems. While home ownership is still by far the largest single housing tenure and an aspiration that remains undiminished, the severity of economic cycles, demographic trends and ‘new social risks’ have begun to test both the viability and sustainability of established housing and policy frameworks. This article thus provides not only a context for understanding housing approaches in the region but also the importance of this domain for considering socioeconomic and political changes in East Asia more generally.

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Stansted Market Power Assessment: consultation on relevant market developments

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The UK Civil Aviation Authority has launched a consultation on the impact of long-term agreements made by Stansted Airport and its principal customers on the airport’s market power. Under the Civil Aviation Act 2012 a market power test is required as part of the process to decide whether an airport should be regulated in the future and, if so, how. The consultation sets out the CAA’s provisional view that the deals Stansted has agreed with its two principal customers change the assessment of the airport’s market power, and mean that deregulation could be appropriate. However, this provisional view is subject to consultation, and may change depending on stakeholders’ responses.

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Can we improve health through placemaking?

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The Glass-House Debate Series 2013/14 Place Potential asks how we can unlock the potential of people and place through collaboration. The series aims to explore the place potential of key themes: health and wellbeing, young people, creative reuse and housing. So how can we make places that support our wellbeing? What are the different elements of placemaking and the management of place that help sustain great places for healthy people? Listen to three provocations and the views of members of the audience.

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BIM: From theory to practice

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The Government’s 2016 deadline for Building Information Modelling compliance is rapidly approaching. Building Products staged a Round Table of experts, a multi-disciplinary collaboration between manufacturer, architect, contractor, consultant and client. The meeting saw discussion of the ‘real world’ needs of the industry, and showed that many issues remain to be resolved.

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Kigali unveils incentives for real estate developers

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The City of Kigali has unveiled plans to eradicate slums from the city as well as build more affordable houses for low-income earners. According to the city, about 34,000 units will be constructed by different developers over a 10-year period. Lilian Mupende, the city’s director of urban planning and the One-Stop Centre, explains how they will achieve these not-so-easy tasks.

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This Big City

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This Big City is an award winning online publication sharing ideas and encouraging discussion about sustainable cities since 2009. It explores urban trends, ideas and analysis.

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Cities recreated

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An international blog by young academics covering urban planning and design, city economics, human geography and city photography.

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QualityCoast

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QualityCoast is the largest international certification programme for sustainable tourism destinations. Since 2007, more than 140 tourism destinations in 23 countries have been selected for a QualityCoast Award: coastal towns, resorts and islands.

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