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    Preservation and Conservation Award

    CABE 2024 Awards winner the All Saints building was recognised for EPR Architects’ assiduous attention to detail. This was essential to retrofit and restore the building for its next lease of life, writes Peter Crush
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    Nothing wasted, nothing lost

    Finding ways to save the embodied carbon in tall buildings has staggering implications for the net-zero agenda. Denise Chevin discovers what can be achieved.
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    Whistleblowing: why raising concerns is critical

    Whistleblowing in the UK construction industry is a critical aspect of the professional responsibility that engineers and technicians must understand and navigate, says James Cash
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    Improving quality in construction

    Alongside the culture changes to safety and competency, Matt Lamy asks where the construction industry is in terms of managing quality and where it should be
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    Where there's smoke

    Passive fire protection is designed to compartmentalise a fire and stop it spreading; however, awareness of different solutions could be better, as Peter Crush reports
  • Webinar on demand: The power of psychological safety and diversity, equity and inclusion in STEM

    Mechanical engineer Mark McBride-White recently illustrated how inclusivity in the workplace and beyond could ensure mental and physical safety in CABE’s latest Webinar Wednesday.
  • The Wider View April 2024

    Here's a round-up of all the latest articles from buildingengineer.org.uk.
  • Keeping an eye on the data gatherers

    Building Engineer speaks to upcoming Webinar Wednesday expert Barry Cope – managing director of the Building Compliance Testers Association Group – about how he is using IT to prevent rogue testers and incorrect data.
  • Natural cement – new applications, old technology

  • Amazing buildings

    Denise Chevin and Nick Warburton explore three very different buildings with innovations to inspire and delight.
  • Simple in theory

    Straightforward in its aim, protracted in its realisation, the Procurement Act 2023 is set to come into force this year. Peter Crush reviews its arduous journey.
  • Video: Introducing clear accountability for dutyholders working on HRBs

    CABE explores how the BSA introduces clear accountability for dutyholders working on higher-risk buildings to prove their competence.
  • Welsh Government appoints Mark Tambini FCABE to head up building policy

    After nearly two decades in the building control industry, Mark Tambini FCABE was recently appointed Head of Building Regulations Policy for the Welsh Government. Just weeks into the role, he tells Building Engineer what his priorities are, and how he plans to push the boundaries. 
  • Brave new world

    Modern methods of construction (MMC) have the potential to deliver incredible benefits, but first must prove themselves safe and compliant. Matt Lamy investigates.
  • In search of skills

    How does the construction sector compare when it comes to skills development? And have things become better or worse since the 2016 Farmer Review? Peter Crush reports
  • How We Process and Maintain Higher-Risk Buildings Under the Oversight of the BSR

    We delve into the crucial topic of how we process and maintain higher-risk buildings under the oversight of the Building Safety Regulator.
  • The long and winding road

    With the UK Prime Minister setting out an amended path to net zero, Matt Lamy asks the experts how this will affect the construction industry and the drive for retrofitting
  • The cosy house

    A Dutch concept for retrofitting homes with off-site components is seizing the imagination of social landlords. Huw Morris reports
  • Watch: proving competence in accordance with the Building Safety Act

    Understand how the Building Safety Act is reshaping the standards for those working on higher-risk buildings, ensuring the safety of our built environment.
  • Expert opinion

    CABE’s Technical Director Richard Harral and CIBSE’s Chief Technical Officer 
    Dr Hywel Davies discuss key challenges for industry professionals following the Building Safety Act 2022 in England (BSA).

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