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New smart lighting portfolio enables voice or app control

Smart lamps in a wide variety of shapes, smart luminaires, products for indoor and outdoor use or plugs for integrating conventional light sources - the new Eldvance Parathom portfolio for residential and garden areas can be controlled by either...

China’s smart light pole market to hit 117.6 billion yuan by year end

China's smart light pole market is expected to be worth 117.6 billion yuan ($16.91 billion) by the end of this year as a result of the construction of 5G base stations, according to the International Smart City Research Institute. The...

Interserve Construction to start work on £36m emergency department at Walsall Manor Hospital

Interserve Construction will shortly commence enabling works on Walsall Manor Hospital’s new £36m Emergency Department and Acute Medical Unit. Interserve Construction has been appointed to build the new development which will incorporate a new Emergency Department with “front door” access...

Scientists develop method to store ‘substantial amount of energy’ in red bricks

Researchers led by Washington University in St Louis, in Missouri, US, have developed a method that can turn the cheap and widely available building material into “smart bricks” that can store energy like a battery. Although the research is still...

RSF Association board approves regulation on wood as building material

The Rancho Santa Fe Association board approved a new regulatory code Aug. 6 regarding the use of wood in new home builds and remodels: wood is allowed but is restricted in its use. The vote was 5-1-1 with Director...

Imperial handmade linear bricks complete cutting-edge Hall Orchestra extension

33 different types of specially-shaped, Imperial linear handmade bricks were used to complete a three-storey extension to the renowned Hallé St Peter’s building in the Ancoats area of central Manchester. Working closely with architects Stephenson STUDIO – who won an...

Willmott Dixon wins £54m Manchester creative complex

Willmott Dixon has been appointed by the LTE Group for a £54m contract to build the first phase of The Manchester College’s learning centre of excellence for creative and digital industries. The four-storey development is on the site of the...

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