Oscar Acoustics - Our company video for 2020
Founded in 1978 by John Hancock our current non-executive chairman, Oscar Acoustics have built an enviable reputation for the reliability, quality and performance of both its acoustic products and staff. We are a 41-year-old family business with strong core values that has built its company relationships through honesty and integrity. We take pride in the clients we work with and exceeding their expectations time and time again.
Specialist Timber & Joinery for Period Properties by The Sash Window Workshop
The Sash Window Workshop specialises in manufacturing, installing and draught proofing traditional timber windows and doors, in period properties.
Discover the Amazing Lumi-Plugin LP110, LED Downlight: Smaller, Sleeker, Smarter & Safer!
Lights. Sprinklers. Action. It’s all go at Lumi-Plugin.(CIBSE).
New course highlights the importance of ADR
RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) has launched a new online training programme to support professionals working in the built environment to acquire knowledge in dispute resolution processes and procedures.
Hauraton channels drain Blue Badge scheme parking bays at RHS Wisley
On 10th June 2019, Alan Titchmarsh, MBE, opened the first phase of The Welcome Building and surrounding landscape at Royal Horticultural Society gardens, Wisley, Surrey. The new facility has transformed the experience for visitors to the gardens with new buildings including a spacious arrivals hall, café, shop, plant centre and a 100 seat restaurant. There are now three large car/coach parks including Blue Badge scheme easy access bays for visitors in park two.
Schöck thermal break solutions specified at Hendon Waterside
Minimising energy use in buildings by improving the thermal performance of the building envelope has become increasingly important in the drive for sustainability and energy efficiency. And the prevention of thermal bridging is critical with structural attachments, such as balconies. This was a particularly important consideration at the extensive new Hendon Waterside project.
Uncomplicated dementia- friendly bathroom design
In the UK, the number of people aged 60 or over is expected to pass the 20 million mark by 2030. With an ageing population, dementia is on the rise. Here, Stuart Reynolds, Head of Product and Marketing at AKW, discusses how architects and house-builders can design longevity into their build projects by creating bathrooms that are more dementia-friendly, promoting both dignity and safety for an ageing population..
Creating a healthy environment for future generations
A healthy building supports the physical and mental wellbeing of its occupants whilst doing as little damage to the environment as possible. Through the use of natural materials, healthy buildings establish a sustainable and durable structure, establishing a higher energy efficiency, says Adrian Judd, Operations Director at Steico UK
Flexible and environmentally-sound design with powder coating and aluminium
Richard Besant, Sales Director at Powdertech Corby, discusses why the latest powder coatings, when used in combination with aluminium, not only expand design perspectives but also help the environment through promoting the use of sustainable and environmentally-friendly materials.
Good design reduces risk in tall building construction
During construction, buildings can be more vulnerable to fires than when completed. In the event of a blaze, a tall building’s riser often acts like a chimney and, therefore, needs protection to ensure flames do not move from one floor to another, writes Nick Atkinson, Director at Ambar Kelly.
