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05 May 2016

Windows that last for 200 years

Posted on 5th May 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

Simon Scholes discusses PVC, encouraging a positive attitude towards it, and the intelligent recycling of window frames…

05 May 2016

05 May 2016

Is the future bright for Britain’s green spaces?

Posted on 5th May 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

Paul Collings of Timberplay looks at the huge challenges facing Britain’s parks, with a spotlight on Sheffield and how they are approaching the impending crisis.

05 May 2016

05 May 2016

New BSI standard to pave the way for alkali-activated cements

Posted on 5th May 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

BSI has published a new standard which will pave the way for alkali-activated cements in the construction industry.

05 May 2016

04 May 2016

Adapting a home for the disabled or elderly

Posted on 4th May 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

When someone is living with a disability or have mobility issues after reaching old age, even the simple things in everyday life can be a real challenge.

04 May 2016

Sustainable wood products, produced with bioenergy

04 May 2016

Producing sustainable building materials with 100% bioenergy

Posted on 4th May 2016 by L

To tackle the global energy crisis, Metsä Wood has developed a self-sufficient mill, which produces sustainable building materials with 100% bioenergy.

04 May 2016

04 May 2016

Twelve of the top innovations at VISION

Posted on 4th May 201612th May 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

Bio-responsive facades, ceramic-hybrid textiles and the world’s smartest office building are among the top innovations at VISION at Olympia London.

04 May 2016

BSkyB - Believe in Better Building - Isleworth

03 May 2016

BIM: The benefits of retaining project teams

Posted on 3rd May 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

Due to individuals providing specialist knowledge during each phase of any project, there is a requirement for enhanced collaboration within the industry.

03 May 2016

29 April 2016

Warming up to BIM

Posted on 29th April 201629th April 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

Chris Meir explains what the mandatory BIM Level 2 requirements mean for the HVAC sector and what improvements it will bring…

29 April 2016

School interior - main stream school helping autistic children

29 April 2016

How good design in mainstream schools can support autistic children

Posted on 29th April 2016 by L

Autistic children have certain needs when it comes to the ideal learning environment. Richardson & Peat discusses how to make schools appropriate for them.

29 April 2016

29 April 2016

Flatiron house: a staircase with rooms

Posted on 29th April 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

Flatiron house makes a virtue of a redundant and impractical office building in central London, transforming it into a home described as a staircase with rooms.

29 April 2016

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Windows that last for 200 years

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Is the future bright for Britain’s green spaces?

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New BSI standard to pave the way for alkali-activated cements

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Adapting a home for the disabled or elderly

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Producing sustainable building materials with 100% bioenergy

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Twelve of the top innovations at VISION

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BIM: The benefits of retaining project teams

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Warming up to BIM

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How good design in mainstream schools can support autistic children

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Flatiron house: a staircase with rooms

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