There are significant flaws in the current system for reviewing local plans, which are vital for sustainable development and growth, says Simon Coop, Senior Director at Lichfields.
EDocuments notes that clear and concise handover information continues to pose a challenge for the construction industry – especially with data being generated in ever-increasing volumes
Davon’s David Norman says a new law promises reform on planning delays, but will it be acted upon? He discusses the Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023.
Cooper Reed’s Steve McGrill MCABE Chartered Building Engineer has completed a study into essential fire safety systems in open-plan layouts. Here are his findings.
Fire Industry Association’s Will Lloyd and Robert Thilthorpe discuss what fire detection and warning systems should be in place for different types of building with David Adams
As England embarks on a new legislative regime for standards and accountability, Denise Chevin speaks to Sarah Neary, who has been at the forefront of building reform in Ireland for the past decade.
Neil Kirwin, Southern Specification Manager at SFS, believes early technical design engagement with product manufacturers can help to improve fire safety
During the construction of a new residential development, a fire engineer reports a significant amount of inadequately installed passive fire protection elements.
Let’s Go Zero and Retrofit Action for Tomorrow (RAFT) have been trying to address the issue of the poor energy and heat efficiency of school buildings.
There are many different reasons why we might find a building inspiring, but with the UK’s current housing crisis, perhaps the most inspiring buildings are those that provide social housing, says David Adams.
Kenzen’s wearable device that monitors workers’ core body temp, exertion, sweat and other indicators of heat illness is being put through its paces in one of the hottest places on Earth.
