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When Kings College Sixth Form School, a Somerset-based private school decided on a large flooring upgrade and refurbishment, they settled on a combination of flooring products from international flooring and interior specialists Gerflor.

Over 40 years, Cambrian has earned its position as the industry's leading engineered slate tile. Let's walk through its history – from top secret development through to its impact on people and planet.

The Bristol Royal Infirmary went through an urgent renovation for one of its busiest corridors earlier this year.

Gloucester-based International Plywood has recently gone through a much needed refurbishment of their main office complex.

With a greater number of materials, décors and finishes available to specifiers than ever before, the ease at which the right match can be found for one's commercial projects has become increasingly important.

New IStructE-led guidance aims to address the existing knowledge gap in a widely used, safety-critical building design feature.

For those looking to specify rooflights for their next project, Stella Rooflight offers unmatched quality, reliability, and a bespoke service that ensures your vision is brought to life.

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Building costs will increase by 15% and tender prices by 19% over the next five years, according to the latest forecast from Building Cost Information Service.

Conservation rooflights, also known as heritage rooflights, have been a crucial part of architectural design for centuries.

The first report of the year from the Construction Leadership Council's (CLC) Material Supply Chain Group shows 2024 starting in the same way 2023 ended, with good levels of product availability and prices remaining flat or falling slightly.

The Building Cost Information Service (BCIS) has launched its Cost and Carbon Materials Database that can calculate cost and carbon values for more than 9,200 common building materials.

The Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) has secured £3m in government funding towards research into reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC), including developing a 'rulebook' on how to deal with the material.

The Department for Education (DfE) has published new data showing that the number of schools with confirmed RAAC has increased to 174.

The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) is creating a technical expert panel to support government and building owners with the ongoing reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) crisis.

Statement from CIAT on Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC).

Around 10% of schools in England (1,500) have still not returned the surveys sent out by the Department for Education (DfE) to identify which have reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC).

As designers focus on sustainability, careful choice of stainless steel can help to control carbon footprint and contribute towards BREEAM or LEED certification. This article aims to explain how to achieve a sustainability advantage.

Researchers have developed an ultra-low carbon construction material made from sugarcane fibres that could be used instead of brick and concrete.

A dogs charity in Manchester is seeking donations for construction of its new site for rescue dogs.