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netMAGmedia Ltd announces transition to Employee Ownership Trust23/09/2024
netMAGmedia Ltd, a leading publishing company specialising in high-quality magazines and digital content for the construction and architecture sectors, is pleased to announce that it [...]
White Papers – from Building Regulations updates to Water Efficiency15/02/2024
Bringing our readers unique, high-value content has always been a key objective of netMAGmedia and that's why we regularly survey our readership on topics that [...]
From public pariah to exemplar of good practice14/07/2021
Patrick Mooney explores using Green principles to modernise a Council housing estate Ever since the Grenfell Tower was engulfed in flames on a hot June [...]
John Lewis to build 10,000 homes for rent 05/07/2021
Retailer John Lewis is reportedly set to construct 10,000 homes for rent over the next few years, largely utilising its existing sites. Reports in the [...]
Construction activity data records fastest rise in orders since 199707/06/2021
Construction data for May showed that new orders across the industry increased at the fastest pace since the PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) first began collecting [...]
Industry welcomes planning overhaul in Queen's Speech12/05/2021
Confirmation of the Planning Bill, which includes a raft of changes to the system, has been announced in the Queen’s Speech, as well as a [...]
Queen’s Speech centres on planning overhaul11/05/2021
New laws aiming to enable the UK to “build back better and stronger from the pandemic” were unveiled in the Queen’s Speech, including an overhaul [...]
New homes required to have 31 per cent lower emissions from 202120/01/2021
New homes constructed from this year onwards will be expected to produce 31 per cent lower carbon emissions in preparation for the 2025 Future Homes [...]
Can councils deliver on the quality as well as the numbers?15/11/2019
The importance of getting local authorities building tens of thousands of new council homes has been amply demonstrated by the large-scale cuts made to housing [...]
Future Watch - Embracing density09/03/2018
James Parker looks at how the new London Plan could transform the capital, as it puts high-density housing high on the agenda. London’s planning decisions, [...]
View Point – Nigel Ostime from Hawkins\Brown01/12/2017
Nigel Ostime, project delivery director at architects Hawkins\Brown, offers some thoughts on how to counter the ills of Design & Build using current procurement. There [...]
View Point – Tim Burgess of CoveBurgess Architects01/11/2017
Tim Burgess of CoveBurgess Architects says that grass-roots answers are needed to the problem of practices finding it harder be located in London’s rich diversity. [...]
Practice Profile – Colman Architects31/10/2017
Emerging from a desire to ‘do things better’, over their 30-year lifespan Colman Architects have produced a wealth of diverse projects from sleek gallery spaces [...]
Libeskind’s cosmic conundrum – Ogden Centre for Fundamental Physics, Durham09/08/2017
The University of Durham’s new cosmology centre, The Ogden Centre for Fundamental Physics, aims to deliver an environment conducive to deep thought and collaboration. Stephen [...]
Future Watch – Norman Hayden looks at the looks at the strategies and solutions for flooding03/07/2017
Although we are in the midst of summer the risks of winter flooding remain critical – Norman Hayden looks at the strategies and solutions currently [...]
Practice Profile – Hogarth Architects31/05/2017
From radical refurbishments and modern extensions to ventures into housing development, Hogarth Architects has made a success of the residential sector, as Teodora Lyubomirova found [...]
Offsite for sore eyes03/05/2017
Often seen as the panacea for the housing crisis, is offsite construction methodology able to live up to its potential in terms of design quality [...]
Practice Profile – Märraum Architects04/04/2017
James Parker spoke to an emerging young practice to find out how they got off the ground in Cornwall, including putting a focus on using [...]
Viewpoint – Nigel Ostime from Hawkins/Brown04/04/2017
Nigel Ostime from Hawkins\Brown gives his views on the barriers to quality in the planning and procurement process, and how they could be broken down. [...]
Design for life03/04/2017
The concept of creating ‘generative spaces’ is leading to a significant evolution in the approach to healthcare design, according to Heather Fennimore of ergonomic design [...]
What’s in a label?03/04/2017
While BREEAM has made significant progress in many areas of the built environment, it is struggling to have the same impact in healthcare. So is [...]
Future Watch - Teodora Lyumbomirova on acoustics06/03/2017
With the housing crisis forcing developers to build homes at higher density, Teodora Lyubomirova examines how architects and clients need to look beyond the limitations [...]
Site Lines – Predictions of success15/02/2017
James Parker uncovers how the predictable quality offered by off-site construction using timber is being seen as a key part of solving the housing crisis. [...]
VIEW POINT: Nigel Ostime29/11/2016
Nigel Ostime of Hawkins\Brown Architects and chair of the RIBA Client Liaison Group discusses the group’s just-published industry survey, which has important revelations on what [...]
Practice Profile - 2020 Architects28/11/2016
Norman Hayden meets a Northern Ireland team with a clear vision of the future. To produce a much-lauded conversion, have it featured prominently on television, and [...]
SITE LINES – Shaping spaces for people03/10/2016
Architect and professor Fabrizio Rossi Prodi offers five principles for creating residential developments with rich and diverse opportunities for social interaction as well as a [...]
Practice Profile – BuckleyGrayYeoman03/10/2016
BuckleyGrayYeoman is a name that is increasingly heard in connection with award-winning projects, as Norman Hayden discovers. Over the past 20 years BuckleyGrayYeoman has developed [...]
Embracing nature19/09/2016
Garden designer Elaine James and her antique dealer husband Ian used their combined skills to design a tranquil home around the ever-changing view of the [...]
Site Lines – Norman Hayden provides a progress report on the build to rent sector07/09/2016
The UK is finally embracing the opportunities of the build to rent sector in a bid to ease the widespread housing crisis. Norman Hayden provides [...]
Round midnight – Cafe Monico08/08/2016
Michael Willoughby ventures into Soho House’s new eatery, Cafe Monico, to discover how its in-house design team worked against the clock to turn a former [...]
Practice profile – Chapman Taylor04/08/2016
Norman Hayden calls on architect Chapman Taylor which has been on an international journey, starting at Scotland Yard. The Metropolitan Police headquarters at New Scotland [...]
Ask the architect – David Padoa of Design International04/08/2016
Why did you become an architect? It was almost by accident. I decided to enrol at the Architecture University in the Polytechnic of Milan after [...]
Site lines – Martin Townsend, BRE Global04/08/2016
Martin Townsend of BRE Global looks at the importance of building standards which reflect local needs across the globe, in order to share best practice and [...]
Site lines – BRE's James Fisher12/07/2016
The BRE’s James Fisher describes how commercial clients are seeing the need to analyse and improve the environmental impact of their buildings in use, to [...]
Ask the architect – Simon Baker, director of Nash Baker Architects12/07/2016
Norman Hayden finds out what makes architect Simon Baker, director of Nash Baker Architects, tick. Why did you become an architect? My father’s English and [...]
Future watch – Norman Hayden looks at Building Biology12/07/2016
Norman Hayden looks at how Building Biology, an established design methodology for creating healthier environments, is seeing a comeback as architects look to increase user [...]
Rebuilding brick’s reputation – Architects' Datafile editor James Parker reports from the BDA’s Urban Regeneration Day08/06/2016
Architects, contractors and suppliers to the brick industry gathered at Arup’s UK head office recently to hear how the quintessential British building material was seeing a resurgence in [...]
Integrating cutting-edge technology into architectural design10/05/2016
Proton beam cancer treatment offers new hope for patients but also poses design challenges for architects Atkins. Jess Unwin finds out more. Integrating cancer treatment [...]
At your leisure – High Wycombe Leisure Centre13/04/2016
Mark Smulian reports on Wycombe’s new hilltop leisure centre. As patrons swim, climb, play bowls, or use exercise bikes at the new Wycombe Leisure Centre, [...]
Practice Profile – Norman Hayden explores the global world of Atkins architects12/04/2016
With a work reach that spans the continents, Atkins architecture practice clearly lives up to the title of the overall Global group of which it is [...]
Q&A corner – Norman Hayden poses the questions to David Holford Wright12/04/2016
Norman Hayden poses the questions to architect David Holford Wright Why did you become an architect? I always loved sketching and drawing as a child, tinkered [...]
Flagship private hospital will set new standards12/04/2016
Halliday Meecham’s design for a state-of-the-art private medical facility boasts some interesting features. Jess Unwin finds out more. £63 million landmark building that will raise the [...]
Artful design makes all the difference at state-of-the-art facility12/04/2016
Improving the patient experience is one of the primary objectives of the architects behind Scotland’s newest, hi-tech cancer treatment centre but, as Ray Philpott reveals, [...]
A new approach to healthcare that embraces the local community12/04/2016
Atherleigh Park Hospital is a fine example of the mental healthcare revolution that’s rapidly sweeping across the UK, reports Ray Philpott When it opens, the [...]
How dementia-friendly is your building... really?12/04/2016
Poor research and verification means newly-built healthcare facilities are often wrongly claimed to be dementia-friendly, argues Professor June Andrews, director of the influential Dementia Development [...]
Time to rise to the dementia challenge12/04/2016
Britain can learn from the Japanese experience of designing and building for dementia care, argues Jitesh Patel, Senior Development Manager, Kajima Partnerships. Every three seconds someone [...]
Suspended Animation – Hotel Hotel, Canberra12/04/2016
Thousands of pieces of reclaimed timber were used to create a “directional vortex” and a monolithic grand staircase for the award-winning Hotel Hotel interior in [...]
Life’s a beach23/03/2016
There’s something new on the menu in Liverpool city centre in the shape of a bar and restaurant that’s inspired by an iconic beach resort [...]
Is it refurb or rebuild?23/03/2016
The Bartlett School of Architecture will move into its new 22 Gordon Street building this autumn, but its predecessor home will be lurking within, explains [...]
Living in Hope09/11/2015
Rising numbers of students and increasing demand for better accommodation in Liverpool have led to a .boom in purpose-built developments in the city centre that [...]
Eye-catching academy is vital to regeneration scheme09/11/2015
Ray Philpott finds out how a well thought-out free academy in inner-city Leeds manages to look so strikingly different despite working to the rigours of [...]
University’s new school for vets is UK’s first since 196509/11/2015
Jess Unwin learns how the special requirements of the University of Surrey’s School of Veterinary Medicine led to three separate state-of-the-art buildings – each with [...]
Installing canopies and shelters in an educational environment09/11/2015
Installing products like canopies and shelters in schools can be both challenging and rewarding, but what are the main considerations when installing in an educational [...]
Putting education on a firm footing09/11/2015
Guy Stanton, director, Nora Flooring Systems UK, highlights some of the useful qualities of rubber floor coverings in the educational environment. The physical environment has [...]
US ideas reflects on new Papworth Hospital20/10/2015
Anish Kapoor provides an inspiration for HOK’s new Papworth Hospital, as Steve Menary reports. Anish Kapoor’s Cloud Gate is a highly polished bean-shaped sculpture at [...]
Recycling space and structures to create new homes20/10/2015
Jess Unwin learns how clever and flexible design is helping to create much-needed modern new homes, rented apartments, that integrate with existing communities. Canny architectural [...]
A giant leap forward15/09/2015
With the BBC due to demolish the corporation’s old Wales’ headquarters in Cardiff there will be few major examples of the architecture of renowned Welsh [...]
Choosing the right floor covering15/09/2015
With an increased focus on infection control and healthy living environments the Care Sector is faced with a number of opinions and options when it [...]
Sleek new interchange design delivers the best of both worlds21/07/2015
A striking blend of modern architectural design and heritage transport infrastructure makes Altrincham Interchange something of a destination in itself. Ray Philpott reports. Atruly integrated [...]
The magic of film21/07/2015
Continuing advances in window film technology mean that a range of difficult glazing challenges in the transport sector can be met effectively and cost-efficiently. Micky [...]
Planes, trains, automobiles... and street furniture21/07/2015
With tight budget restrictions and a multitude of requirements to fulfil, transport sector architects and specifiers are faced with a difficult task when choosing the [...]
Future-proofing transport infrastucture with steel21/07/2015
As passenger numbers grow, specifying the right materials to future-proof stations and airports has never been more important. Andrew Jackson, director at SAS International, looks [...]
Paving the way for a better passenger experience21/07/2015
Sally Binns, Marshalls’ rail expert, takes us on a journey to find out how good design and carefully selected materials can enhance the passenger experience [...]
Cracking the flooring challenge21/07/2015
Transport facilities are subject to heavy footfall and tiled flooring offers an aesthetically appealing and hard-wearing solution in this environment. But even the most resilient [...]
Retail and rail – the design challenge20/07/2015
Since its creation, the architecture of the railways has been primarily about facilitating transportation. Now, as today’s travellers require multi-tasking spaces, architects and designers need [...]

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Industry Viewfinder: The Changing Face of Product Certification19/09/2024
The landscape of product certification in the construction industry has undergone significant change, largely driven by the post-Grenfell Hackitt Report and framed by the Building [...]

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