“The two elements the traveler first captures in the big city are extra human architecture and furious rhythm. Geometry and anguish” – Federico Garcia... View Article
The value of work starting on site in the three months to June was 21% lower than a year ago, according to the latest Glenigan Index. On a seasonally adjusted basis, starts fell by 8% against the three months to... View Article
Derby-based architecture consultancy EKV Design is celebrating after its landmark design for Melton Mowbray Cattle Market was shortlisted in two categories at the 2018 Local Authority Building Control (LABC) awards. Alongside project partners including Morgan Sindall, CWA Engineers and Pick Everard, the Melton Cattle Market... View Article
London architectural practice, gpad london ltd, has promoted director Charles Bettes to managing director with immediate effect. Company founder and incumbent managing director Christopher Ploutarhou will now become chairman. Charles has a proven track record of designing high quality buildings.... View Article
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) welcome the announcement of the approval of two Apprenticeship Standards by the Institute of Apprenticeships on Thursday 5th July 2018. Speaking on the 5th July, RIBA President Ben Derbyshire said: “It is with great excitement... View Article
BDP has appointed three new principals who will join the company’s board of directors from 1 July 2018. Architect Sue Emms is responsible for delivering some of BDP’s most innovative and award winning educational projects and leads the sector in... View Article
Tarmac Cement’s Dr Bill Price explains why it’s important to give mortar and cement careful consideration and how the right product can result in reduced wastage and costs. The value of the self- and custom- build market is forecast to... View Article
ECA and BESA broadly agree with Government aims but want early action to help the supply chain The Government’s newly announced Construction Sector Deal has been broadly backed by ECA, the electrotechnical and engineering services trade body, and the Building... View Article
For generations, Nottingham has depended and thrived on the steady flow of the River Trent, cutting a path through the city and most notably what is known as the ‘Waterside’ – an area of the city that is currently experiencing... View Article
Specialist retirement living developer, PegasusLife, has won the HAPPI award at the Housing Design Awards for its ‘Chapter House’ development in Lichfield, Staffordshire. The win is the fourth in the row for PegasusLife at the Housing Design Awards, following the... View Article
A new Arup report calls for a rethink of the design and operation of higher education facilities to prepare for a new era of learning, one that remains viable as budgets decline yet pressure mounts to deliver exceptional experiences. These... View Article
Unite, the UK’s largest union, has launched legal action on behalf of a group of 27 members who were made redundant following the collapse of the Carillion group in January. The legal action is the first taken by a union for affected workers, following... View Article
Almost 80 per cent of builders and home owners are calling on the Government to introduce a licensing scheme for the UK construction industry to stamp out rogue traders once and for all, according to the Federation of Master Builders... View Article
Increased scrutiny on projects, catalysed by new National policy such as the soon-to-be-finalised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), should encourage developers to take a proactive approach – and take advantage of the benefits on offer – Ben Kite, Managing Director,... View Article
Reacting to reports that the Government will announce plans to introduce mandatory three year tenancies, Richard Lambert, CEO at the National Landlords Association (NLA) said: “In his speech to the Conservative Party conference last October, Sajid Javid announced plans for a consultation... View Article
Redrow has announced that it will be expanding its regional presence by opening a new division in the Thames Valley. The strategic decision to expand into this area comes as Redrow continues to experience growth in outer London and the Home... View Article
A former builder, who falsely claimed £750,000 of VAT repayments to pay for gambling and living expenses, has been jailed for two years and eight months. Peter Howes, 58, of Waterlooville, Hampshire, submitted fraudulent VAT returns to HM Revenue and... View Article
The RIBA Future Trends Workload Index continued its positive trend this month, rising to +24 in May 2018, up from +13 in April. In terms of geographical analysis, practices in London continue to be the most pessimistic about medium term... View Article
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