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James Newman, Site Publisher.
As well as publishing Skyscrapernews.com, James is the site editor
for London. He is a successful freelance journalist writing
generally
on property and architecture with a specific interest in tall
buildings and also works as a consultant for various companies.
In his spare time James can
be found skulking around cathedrals with a camera or killing
things online.
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Neil Woodhouse, Birmingham.
Living in Birmingham, Neil is a planning consultant. He also a
published writer and public speaker who specialises in tall
building
projects
for
numerous
clients. When he's not working Neil can be found hiking and mountain
climbing. Aged 22, he previously
ran the
popular
Birmingham
High-Rise
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Chris Wilkinson, Manchester.
Living in Manchester, Chris is a 19 year old planning student at
Manchester University who has always been interested in tall
buildings, architecture and photography. A prolific illustrator of
skyscrapers, he is a fan of all things Soviet, and if the USSR
were still around
today
would
join the
KGB. |
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Robert Stubbs, Leeds.
Robert has a wide diversity of interests which includes urban design
progress and issues on both a local and international level, primarily
focusing on the Leeds area. Robert is a Project Manager in
building services and has worked on many prestigious
projects including Harrods and T5.
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Andrew Shaw, Wales / Newcastle.
22 years old and a planning consultant, Andrew edits the
Welsh cities on Skyscrapernews.com and also deals with Newcastle. He recently
spent 8 months exploring the Orient and China in the hope of finding the perfect
Chow Mein. |
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Paolo Felicetti
As a recent graduate of the Royal
College Of Art,
Paolo has designed everything from packaging for Leica cameras
to
dresses for Balenciaga, whilst running his own design label. He
is a keen
writer and commentator on all things architectural and cultural.
Originally from Liverpool, Paolo is currently based in London and
has
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Rachel White
Aged 28 and living in Cambridgeshire, Rachel
writes largely on international stories for Skyscrapernews.com.
When she's not busy slaving away she can be found avidly reading
the latest conspiracy theories
on the sinking of the Titanic or trying to create the ultimate
in curry sauce. |
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