When a new build or refurbishment includes an on-premise laundry, even the most seasoned building experts need and benefit from specialist advice… which this commercial laundry planning guide aims to provide.

Safety should be a top priority on any construction site. It’s widely known that the industry is prone to hazards, but risks become increasingly lethal for workers on-site.

Early findings from the HSE’s Dust Kills campaign show construction workers are being exposed to respiratory risks on site. Nicola Dawn, a partner in the insurance team at Forbes Solicitors, has more…

Jess O’Dwyer, general manager for Europe of AI-powered translation company Pocketalk, writes about how tech can help the construction industry attract more international workers…

Stewart Little, CEO of IRT Surveys, part of the Mears Group, explains how carrying out thermal imaging is best practice when surveying housing stock and how it enables stakeholders to make smarter retrofit decisions…

One of the most important aspects of any property, building, or premises is its fire safety. Smoke ventilation systems are an essential part of this and can literally mean the difference between life and death.

Wood can be a safe and sustainable staple of UK construction if it extends beyond a handful of flagship projects, as this guest article explains…

This guest article outlines the thoughts of a handful of key industry figures to discover what they felt should have been included in the recent Autumn Statement from Chancellor Jeremy Hunt…

Roller garage doors can vary widely in quality, design, and use of components. Being aware of the differences is key to making the right choices. Eastern Garage Doors has compiled a list of the top things to look out for…

The federal government construction sector in the United States is at a pivotal juncture, embracing a wave of innovation and technology. This transformation is not merely a shift in tools and techniques but a fundamental rethinking of how large-scale construction projects are conceptualised, executed, and managed.