Passivent Makes the Grade at Historic Northumberland Hall
Leading natural ventilation solutions manufacturer Passivent has helped breathe new life into the Grade II listed Matfen Hall in Northumberland following an extensive refurbishment programme designed by Doonan Architects.
Recticel's Eurothane GP Among First Building Products to be CCPI Verified
Recticel Insulation is delighted to announce that its Eurothane® GP PIR board has become one of the first UK construction products to receive Code for Construction Product Information (CCPI) accreditation.
Schüco Excellence Awards 2024 Now Open for Entries
Schüco is delighted to announce that entries are now open for the 2024 Schüco Excellence Awards, marking the eleventh year of the event.
ROCKWOOL Launches Guide to BS 5422:2023
ROCKWOOL guide provides clarity to HVAC and building services professionals on changes to BS 5422 guidance.
ROCKWOOL Develops CPD to Promote Fire Safety of Multifunctional Roofs
CPD helps to deal with fire risks for flat roofs utilised for additional social and practical applications.
Saint-Gobain Weber Publishes UK’s First EPD for Monocouche Render
Saint-Gobain Weber is the first manufacturer in the UK and Ireland to release an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) for monocouche render, helping specifiers make informed, sustainable choices when selecting finishes.
CCF Helps Deliver the UK’s First Passivhaus Leisure Centre
Building on its own commitment to sustainable construction, leading insulation, drywall, and ceiling products distributor CCF has supported the delivery of the UK’s first low carbon leisure facility and public pool.
Is Early Supply Chain Involvement the Answer to a Question You Haven’t Asked Yet?
George Woollard, Technical Director at Keyline Civils Specialist, expands on the Construction Playbook’s take on early supply chain involvement and how it can benefit architects, designers and, ultimately, entire projects.
Heatherwick Studio designs Its First District in Japan
The Prime Minister of Japan has opened a new district in the heart of Tokyo designed by Heatherwick Studio. The project, known as Azabudai Hills, is the culmination of a 30-year regeneration process steered by Mori Building Co., Japan’s leading urban landscape developer.