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 Friday 24 April 2015 5:15 amThe future of London: New 3D model allows you to see how the capital will change over timeBy: Sarah SpickernellShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedI polene italy nShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleThe future of London s skyline lies in the hands of its architects, and there are plenty of exciting plans on the horizon. So what will the capital look in two years, five years, or even 20 years To answer these questions, a huge interactive installation has been opened at the Building Centre near Goodge Street. The table-top model city was created using 3D-printing, so vi brumate cooler sitors can choose to go backwards and forwards in time to see how the City has, and will, change.Called the New London Model, it is 12.5m in length and was built by Pipers using data from the Ordnance Survey. At a scale of 1:2,000, it includes 1 polene france 70,000 buildings across 19 boroughs.The model covers 19 boroughs  Source: Paul Raftery Extending from King s Cross in the north to Peckham in the south, and from the Royal Docks in the east to Old Oak Common in the west, a total of 85 square kilometres are covered. As well as looking at buildings, visitors will be able to track the routes and impacts of new transport links such as HS2 and Crossrail.The digital display system is integrated with film and touch screens, so if a building has not been built yet or is currently under construction, users can still see what it will look like. Myrh WPP-owned Ogilvy  amp; Mather acquires majority stake in Media
 Thursday 08 November 2012 5:28 am|Updated:Thursda owala y 30 May 2019 9:50 amFTSE 100 recovers after sharp falls yesterdayBy: Cathy AdamsShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleThe leading share index was up in trading this morning, after falling sharply yesterday. Miners led the bounceback, helped by a recovery in copper prices.Russian-focused oil firm Ruspetro added 7.4 per cent in early deals, as it reported a well in Siberia was on track to meet its full-year targets.Healthcare provider BTG was up 6.23 per cent, as it sa stanley cup id strong demand for its key products pushed up revenues.Publishing groups Centaur and Trinity Mirror added 5.61 per cent and 4.91 per cent respectively.Chipmaker Imagination Technologies soared 4.7 per cent as it said yesterday it was to acquire US business MIPS Technologies for $60m. Elsewhere, business outsourcing provider Xchanging jumped 3.69 per cent. This morning it announced it was to acquire Italian business AR Enterprise.Retailer SuperGroup was up 3.26 per cent on rising revenues.At the other end of  owala canada the spectrum, construction company Balfour Beatty fell 10.69 per cent as it issued a profit warning.LED firm Dialight dropped 6.43 per cent, as it said delays to a contract hit trading.Defence services firm Chemring was down almost five per cent. Yesterday private equity house Carlyle called off takeover bid discussions for the FTSE 250 firm.Airline