Timber frame unlocks faster, cleaner homebuilding

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Daniel Clarke, senior key account manager at West Fraser, explains how timber frame’s reliability and speed can help solve the housing crisis Britain’s...

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Research shows most and least popular construction apprenticeships

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Protectivity has released data highlighting the most popular apprenticeships, and where the most apprenticeships are being taken Many see construction...

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Heritage site revamp needs to balance ups and downs of accessibility

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The location is a heritage site dating back nearly two thousand years and important enough that people want to visit it. But without making adjustments, many...

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The message that never arrives: communication, connection and who gets heard in construction

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The meeting starts. I’m introduced as the subject matter expert. A few minutes later someone repeats it, just to be clear. Then the first question comes, and...

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Discussing inclusive housing on World Architecture Day

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Today is World Architecture Day, with this year’s theme being “Housing for All.” Below, we have thoughts from leading architects on the responsibilities...

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Construction retentions ban: What to review in your contracts

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Proposed changes to construction retentions raise questions about cashflow, existing contracts and responsibility for defects. What should commercial teams...

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Construction company fined over £100k after worker dies in fall from height

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An Oxfordshire-based construction company has been fined £120,000 after a carpenter died from a fall from height while carrying out refurbishment work W G...

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Homes England and Liverpool sign Place Delivery Agreement

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The agreement made between Homes England and the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority is aimed at both housebuilding and regeneration in the city of...

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Get Britain Building: Better places, stronger communities, and a resilient economy

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As the Chancellor prepares for the Autumn Budget, one reality is unavoidable: Britain needs jobs and growth, writes Mike Leonard, visiting professor of...

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Evidence-based survey findings for damp and mould

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Having surveyed in excess of 4,500 structures reported to be suffering from damp, condensation, mould or heat-related issues, Cornerstone Management Services...

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Evidence-based survey findings for damp and mould
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