New judge for 2019 ceda Grand Prix Awards
Catering equipment industry trade body, ceda, are delighted to welcome a new judge for the Grand Prix Awards 2019. Ron Neville will join long-standing ceda judge John Savage [...]
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The Coachworks; Ashford’s plan to transform buildings into food & drink space
Planning approval has been granted for The Coachworks in Ashford, an exciting urban design scheme in the heart of the town. Ashford Borough Council’s planning committee [...]
Aggregate Industries adds natural curb appeal to £5m Forest visitor centre
Aggregate Industries’ innovative and highly-durable coloured asphalt solution has added the finishing touches to a new visitor centre at Sherwood Forest National Nature [...]
London architecture leaders responds to housing supply figures
Steven Charlton, managing director of Perkins+Will’s London practice said: “Government will point to the increased number of completions in today’s stats and say [...]
First all-female student bricklaying competition launched by Forterra
Building product manufacturer Forterra has announced Bricklaying Forterra Females (BFF) – the first ever all-female bricklaying competition of its kind in the UK, which [...]
Building high-rise better – to realise the world’s most inventive skyscrapers.
Tall buildings present unique challenges in terms of both design and construction. Their sheer scale demands that particular attention is paid simultaneously to strategic and [...]
Students in Architecture, Building and Planning have fallen -19% in the last decade
Per the report Patterns and Trends in UK Higher Education (Universities UK), in 2016-17 there were 1,012,425 entrants to higher education institutions in the UK; 56,400 fewer [...]
Mobie announces powerhouse appointments to board
George Clarke’s vision for MOBIE – The Ministry of Building, Innovation and Education – has made monumental movement to securing the future of Britain’s housing [...]
The most common Christmas household disasters, according to FMB research
Almost 90 per cent of builders have been called out to fix leaking roofs, nearly half have been asked to fix burst pipes and a third have been asked to repair a broken boiler [...]
Apprenticeships are plummeting because of Levy, says FMB
Apprenticeship starts are falling because of the Apprenticeship Levy which needs to be made more flexible, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB). The FMB’s [...]
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