Double strike for Norman Foster

Article Abstract:

The 10 billion pounds sterling Cepk Lap Kok airport project in Hong Kong is one of two contracts won recently by Sir Norman Foster and Partners. In Hong Kong, it is part of The Mott Consortium, which will develop an airport with handling capacity of 35 million passengers a year, reaching 87 million by 2040. Work will be carried out over two years on a fixed-price basis. The second contract is for the Museum of Prehistoric Mankind in Quinson, France, and is worth around 6 million pounds sterling. This will be a two-storey building cut into the landscape.

Contracts, Airports, Sir Norman Foster and Partners

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Biotech for your companion?

Article Abstract:

Pet owners are looking out for better care and availability of latest technology for their companion animals like dogs, cats, gerbils and others which has resulted in the boom for companion animals and veterinary products markets.

Usage, Technology application, Veterinary medicine, Pet owners, Pharmaceutical biotechnology

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Out of Toongabbie

Article Abstract:

A man who spent three years at the local primary school in Toongabbie, 27 km west of Sydney, Australia, from 1948 presents his recollections. The personalities of his contemporaries are detailed.

Social aspects, Sydney, Australia

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