• Building Safety Reform

    Glyn Thomas FCABE, Managing Director for Premier Guarantee Building Control, discusses proposals to transform the way new high-rise residential buildings are treated
  • Smart Safety

    The future of safety for building engineers and construction workers lies with technology, says Tended CEO Leo Scott Smith
  • Ask First

    Anthony Culshaw, Technical Director at Britlift Ltd, discusses the safety issues of lifting modular homes, container structures and pre-cast components
  • Better Safe Than Sorry

    Stella Rooflight’s Paul Trace talks steel rooflights, specifications, rust and maintenance considerations
  • Storing Up Problems

    An RCPCH report underlines the importance of indoor air quality and suggests all built environment agencies invest in public health
  • Help is at Hand

    Mental health first aid trainer Sally Desborough discusses the difference that having this on-site can make
  • Lighting Checklist

    Steve Gardner, Managing Director of Ecolighting UK, says poor lighting can put the health of the workforce at risk
  • Concrete Profiling

    What are the best techniques for concrete profiling? Claude Besson, Manager for France at National Flooring Equipment, explains.
  • Metsa Wood

    The Finnish Embassy in Tokyo gets the Metsä Wood makeover in time for the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2021.
  • Off-Site Pipework

    Off-site construction methods can bring huge benefits to a build, as demonstrated by the use of Polybutylene pipework in this 65-apartment conversion project in Glasgow.
  • Beauty Matters - Architectural Design

    Beauty Matters: Human Judgement and the Pursuit of New Beauties in Post-Digital Architecture (Architectural Design) examines the role of beauty in architecture. In this extract, world-renowned Architect Kazuyo Sejima discusses her work.
  • Preserving the Past

    A restoration project on a unique church in Everton is challenging today’s professionals to rethink what they know.
  • Station Renovation

    The renovation of Leeds Station will be a revelation for its annual influx of 30 million passengers.
  • On top of the world

    Brighton College boasts an aspirational state-of-the-art building for science and sport with a running track on its roof. Ilyass Meslek, the CCL engineer who designed the acoustic bearings, discusses the technical elements of the project.
  • Brutalism Reimagined

    Brutalism meets modern aesthetics in the regeneration of a landmark building, says façade supplier Proteus SC.