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Fire-stopping products are commonly installed but remain misunderstood
Fire-stopping is the most commonly installed elements of passive fire protection systems. ASFP's Niall Rowan explains why correct installation is vital
Factory-built homes have many benefits for self-builders
Andrew Carpenter, Chief Executive, Structural Timber Association explains why factory-built homes are becoming an increasingly attractive way of building
SBD National Building Approval helps lock in security for new build...
Secured by Design shares how developers can meet security criteria set out in building regulations through its new scheme SBD National Building Approval
Poor indoor air quality damages a building’s fabric and can be...
The Drimaster-Eco range can improve poor indoor air quality in buildings. Here, Wendy Thomas, Residential Product Manager, Nuaire explains
Ground-breaking scheme transforms properties into energy efficient homes
A pilot project has cut energy consumption by over 80 per cent by turning social housing into energy efficient homes
A ground-breaking pilot scheme launched...
Let your new build home breathe
New build homes are built to be more air tight to help make them more energy efficient. The downside to this ‘air tightness’ is...
New year, new home? The benefits of buying a new build
Are you considering buying a new house next year?
Many people use the Christmas period to discuss their plans for the coming year. The decision...
Indoor air quality must be a consideration in buildings
Andy Mudie, Marketing & Business Development Director at Nuaire outlines why the quality of indoor air in buildings is an issue that cannot be ignored
Part Q brings a minimum level of security for new and...
Nicola Harrison, General Manager, Bereco says Part Q is a step in the right direction for building security but certification will ensure compliance
Security as well as fire regulations need to be at the...
Secured by Design outlines the physical security guidance set out in Part Q and highlights why this is as important as long-established fire regulations
BSI Kitemark highlights the capability of firms to deliver successful projects
Andy Butterfield, Product Certification Director of Built Environment, BSI discusses the recently launched Kitemark for PAS 1192-2 Information Management
The Assured Performance Process for energy use
The Assured Performance Process for efficient energy use reduces the performance risk and protects the reputation of developers and local authorities
Winning with Dynamo
On 18th October, Autodesk Technical Sales Specialist and Dynamo expert Dieter Vermeulen presented Winning with Dynamo, a 60-minute online introduction to this ground-breaking technology....
FenestraPro Premium for Revit Рfa̤ade performance software
Rachel Waite, Business Development Manager, Fenestra Pro introduces the new FenestraPro Premium for Revit innovative façade performance software
Secured by Design – reducing crime by good design
Secured by Design is a national police project which aims to improve the physical security of a home.
Masonry walls – how to avoid unwanted cracking
Premier Guarantee’s technical team provides practical advice for building masonry walls and how to avoid cracking.
British Woodworking Federation appoints new president
Cliff Thrumble is to join the British Woodworking Federation as the new president, it has emerged…
Managing director of Boyland Windows Cliff Thrumble has been...
How to meet the security requirements in Approved Document Q
The new security requirements introduced in Approved Document Q are explained by Kevin Underwood, Technical Director at the British Woodworking Federation and Wood Window Alliance.
Window fitter contractor fined for safety failings
A window fitting contractor and project principal contractor have been prosecuted after a worker fell installing glazed units…
GTF Frames Limited (GTF) and Parsons and...
Building Control – The way we build for tomorrow
Keeping up to speed is part of the role of Building Control in an era where building homes is high on the Government’s agenda.
The...
BWF publishes new guidance for Part Q compliance
The British Woodworking Federation has published new technical guidance for door and window manufacturers.
Should more companies consider energy efficient architectural design?
Glass and solar energy specialists at Romag explain why more companies should consider energy efficient architectural design...
One of the defining factors of the 21st century and...
BIM, IoT, big data: A vision for a data enabled built...
Graeme Forbes, Managing Director, Clearbox talks about BIM, the Internet of Things and big data in the built environment...
The building information modelling (BIM) journey is underway...
Section 237: Extinguishing the right to light
Tom Kibblewhite, Director for Watts Group PLC draws attention to Section 237 of The Town & Country Planning Act 1990, which gives local authorities...
Is there a place for electric heating in the UK?
Paul Bennett, registered professional energy consultant with the Energy Institute and Executive Chairman of BSSEC, looks at the technologies available for electric heating and...
£17m Manchester apartment blocks awarded BREEAM outstanding
Three refurbished 13-storey apartment blocks have been recognised for sustainability achievements, receiving a BREEAM outstanding rating…
Designers of three apartment blocks located in Manchester have...