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HS2 Curzon Street construction reaches milestone

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By Matt Brundrett Verified
| Planning and Building Control Today Verified
The first beams have been lifted at the station, marking the beginning of construction for the Curzon Street station deck The Curzon Station deck will be 13,370m2 upon completion, roughly the size of two football pitches, and will support the eastern side of the station in preparation for HS2 trains. The beams are made of concrete, and 556 of them will need to be lifted into position to support the platforms.
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BIM software for architecture design named the popular choice winner in the design tools category

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By Matt Brundrett Verified
| Planning and Building Control Today Verified
Global design and BIM software provider Vectorworks, Inc. has earned top recognition in the 2026 Architizer A+Product Awards, with Vectorworks Architect 2026 named the Popular Choice Winner – Design Tools category Presented by Architizer, the A+Product Awards celebrate the innovative building products and technologies shaping the future of architecture and interior design.
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European project to boost green hydrogen in construction Original

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By Matt Brundrett Verified
| Planning and Building Control Today Verified
Image: iStock | ©audioundwerbung INDTEGRATE is a Horizon Europe Innovation Action seeking to bring sustainable green hydrogen power to energy-intensive industries A consortium is working to bring green hydrogen to construction and other energy-intensive industries to combat climate change and achieve net zero targets. The project utilises new technology to make the production and integration of hydrogen power more achievable.
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