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LIVING BRIDGES - Concept/Philosophy - Living Bridges is designed to move away from the typical dormitory or student hostel typology in urban settings, which fosters a regimented form of social control by the use of single-loaded corridor organizations. The challenge was to break away from the notion of stacked student housing where there is no exchange between students, owing to the tight site constraints forcing dead vertical development as a common imagination. 

Other News Sources - A GROUP of 20 people has raised fears over the environmental impact of Southampton Airport's expansion.

Other News Sources - U.S. crews in Baltimore set off controlled explosions on Monday to allow them to remove a portion of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge from the bow of the massive container ship that toppled the span in March.The detonations were meant to break the bridge's truss into small sections

Other News Sources - HS2 today revealed new timelapse footage showing the latest stage of a complex year-long project to slide almost half a kilometre of bridge deck into position, high above Buckinghamshire's Misbourne Valley.

Other News Sources - UK: The Railway Industry Association board has appointed XRail Managing Director Noel Travers as the next RIA Chairman, following a competitive interview process.

Railway Gazette - UK: Transport for London is seeking market feedback on the possible replacement of its current multiple frameworks for the delivery of rail capital projects with a single pan-TfL framework.

Rail Business Daily - Questions have been raised about giving the Secretary of State open-ended powers to change legislation in the draft Rail Reform Bill.

Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport - Tyneside train operator, Lumo, has announced that 95 of their workforce first began as apprentices. Lumos milestone follows a five-year partnership between themselves and railway training provider, Traind Up.

Other Regional Press - Residents are at loggerheads with Network Rail over access to gardens

Other Regional Press - The Tees Valley Mayor said he was already working on fulfilling his promises, while also sharing his views on the upcoming general election

Plymouth Herald - Luke Pollard MP said the new "super hub" in London for HS2 would affect rail passengers travelling to Paddington with up to 18 days of closures a year

Cambridge News - The Milton Road project is expected to be completed by the end of the year

The York Press - Controversial cutbacks on home to school transport in North Yorkshire would further undermine viability of struggling rural village schools, it has been claimed.

Edinburgh Evening News - mp;#8203;When I look back on the time that the Scottish Greens spent in government, one of the proudest achievements was the pilot scheme we launched to remove peak rail fares and shift to off-peak fares all day.

Bristol Live - The new entrance forms part of a multi-million regeneration project

Network Rail - This Mental Health Awareness Week (13 - 19 May), Samaritans has today announced a new milestone with its Managing Suicidal Contacts programme - in partnership with Network Rail and the wider rail industry - as more than 30,000 staff members across Britain's railways have been trained to help people in crisis.

Local Government - The name of a new railway station near Okehampton has been revealed in a special ceremony. Key figures from Great Western Railway; Network Rail; Devon County Council and West Devon Borough Council, along with Central Devon MP, Mel Stride, gathered at the site of the planned new station to unveil its name.

Times Online - The airports bosses also criticised measures such as the £10 fee for transiting passengers and said the UKs global connectivity was being curtailed

The Telegraph - Heathrow Airport has claimed that Rishi Sunaks tourist tax is undermining Britains position as a global transport hub.

The Guardian - Device in development fires electromagnetic pulse that tricks ebikes and scooters into shutting off. Police officers in Britain could be armed with Ghostbusters-style devices that fire electromagnetic rays to shut down the engines of ebikes being used in a crime.

Financial Times - Great Wall Motors international head defends Chinas industry as it exports more vehicles amid slowing domestic demand

BBC News - All Elizabeth line stations now have coverage as work continues.

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