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HB Reavis wins approval to redevelop Elizabeth House site in UK
HB Reavis has secured approval from Lambeth Council’s planning applications committee for the redevelopment of Elizabeth House site in Waterloo.
Designed by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM), Elizabeth House site plans will create around 1.2m ft² of workspace supporting up...
Construction Equipment
Machinery giant Zoomlion plans a U.S. debut soon
China-based Cranes and Concrete Machinery giant Zoomlion is ready to debut in the US market this year in December with 4m and 6m slab scissors, a 14m articulating boom and 20m and 26m telescopic booms. One can get to...
Architecture
Materials used in the construction of Smart Buildings
We are all aware of what smart buildings are and how they have started to make sense in the life of one and all. This smart revolution has been adopted pretty fast and needless to say, has provided some...
Infrastructure
Build-to-rent homes are on the rise in the UK
Despite concerns over Britain’s exit from the EU, build-to-rent homes are not going to get a hit. A recent research conducted by the British Property Federation- BPF shows that the number of build-to-rent homes that have been completed or...
Architecture
Important elements of Green Buildings for a sustainable future
The construction of green buildings was always inevitable. It had to happen someday. With a major focus on ecology and green norms lately, the construction industry has adopted and excelled in the green buildings segment. Especially, countries from the...
Building Products
MW Groundworks buys more Volvo excavators
MW Groundworks has bought two new Volvo excavators for its specialist contracting and land clearance business.
The company, which is based in Tarbrax in South Lanarkshire, has added a 14-tonne EC140E and a 22-tonne EC220E, replacing older variants of both...
Building Products
New testing and certification scheme launched for YY, SY, CY control cables
In response to direct demands from the marketplace, BASEC has launched a certification scheme to encourage standardised and consistent levels of quality for control cable product ranges, known as YY, SY, CY.
As an authority and preferred testing and certification...
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