Flexible design helps to end the tyranny of the tower

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Architect Norman Foster expects flexible buildings to replace conventional, specialized structures in the near future. Flexible buildings offer multi-use capabilities, incorporating office space and residential units within the same building. Foster will design a tower for Australia's Bankers Trust office, which may incorporate further design innovations.

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, Office Buildings, Nonresidential construction, not elsewhere classified, Management, Design and construction, Architects, Office construction, Foster, Norman

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Time for an executive decision on self-managed super funds

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Frank Rodrigues of Supersolve Financial Services in Sydney, Australia, has suggested that budget proposals in regards to some practices in self-managed funds should not discourage investors from creating their own funds. He argues that such reactions in the budget debate may result in concern about the feasibility of DIY funds.

Planning, Pension funds

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