All ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½s, Design and Specification articles – Page 35
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FeaturesAchieve water regulation compliance with the right WC system
Here, Glen Peters, technical support manager at Viega looks at what specifiers need to consider when selecting a WC system. This includes how to ensure it complies with water supply regulations and the revised acceptance criteria for WRAS and KIWA certification with regard to filling valves.
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NewsL&G gets green light to turn former Debenhams Edinburgh flagship into £50m boutique hotel
Work to start next year, while Sheppard Robson gets go-ahead for House of Fraser building revamp in Manchester
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FeaturesAllies and Morrison choose 50mm format Vandersanden brick for award-winning Westbourne Park Baptist Church
Crème is created from a combination of different clay forms
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Information - ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½On-demand webinar | Innovation in materials: How to avoid brick stains and efflorescence
This webinar is available on demand for free
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Information - ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½On-demand webinar | What can the industry do to best combat the materials shortages?
This webinar is on demand for free
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NewsMore suppliers clamp down on sales of cement as demand rockets
ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ understands Cemex and Breedon rationing supplies of products as post-lockdown boom shows no sign of slowing down
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NewsGreen light for RMA’s 25-storey east London tower
Plans for 274 homes led by Muse and Poplar Harca
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NewsWorld’s tallest modular tower officially launched
HTA Design says Croydon tower built from ready-built pods sets new standards for high rise housing
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NewsBallymore to spend £20m on fire safety repairs
Developer will not confirm if amount will cover all remediation costs
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NewsLocal MP launches objection to £800m Greenwich scheme, saying it is too tall
OMA-designed development would include four towers up to 36-storeys in height
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NewsLondon office starts up 20% as commercial sector roars back into action
More than half of schemes are major refurbishments
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FeaturesCost model: Zero carbon offices
UK offices could well become the standard-bearers for innovative carbon-cutting practices – here Aecom provides a cost breakdown of a typical low carbon office scheme
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FeaturesCosting Steelwork 17: Market update
Costing Steelwork is a series from Aecom, BCSA and Steel for Life that provides guidance on costing structural steelwork. This quarter provides a market update and updates the five cost models previously featured in Costing Steelwork
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FeaturesBodmin Jail: unlocking the potential of a piece of Cornish history
Abandoned in 1927 and left to ruin for almost a century, it took a team of brave (or foolhardy?) developers to decide that Bodmin Jail had the potential to become a hotel and tourist attraction. Bats, pigeons, neighbouring builders and covid-19 ensured that realising their vision was easier said ...
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NewsIn pictures: Structure Tone completes food chain Eataly’s first UK outpost
Scheme built almost entirely during pandemic
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FeaturesYou can’t build, build, build if you don’t have the materials
AÂ global shortage of key products means prices are rising and lead times growing, potentially putting the recovery at risk. Tom Lowe reports
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NewsACM ‘not involved’ in Ballymore block blaze
Developer claims Grenfell-style combustible cladding played no part in major fire at New Providence Wharf development