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That’s the way to do it!

1 Jun 23 National Highways’ Historical Railways Estate team is normally under fire for filling in disused Victorian rail bridges with concrete. But sometimes it restores them sensitively.

Bad company

1 Jun 23 In March this year the UK demolition industry was hit by news that 10 of the country’s leading contractors had been colluding to fix prices and rip off their customers. David Taylor reports.

People in glass houses

1 Jun 23 A lengthy and painstaking refurbishment project is under way at Edinburgh’s botanic garden. David Taylor reports

That retro look…

1 Jun 23 If the future is net zero, we need to focus on the past – retrofit is the shape of things to come. David Taylor reports

Cold comfort

1 Jun 23 As the Antarctic summer draws to a close, the team modernising the British Antarctic Survey’s Rothera Research Station is packing up and preparing for the long journey home. David Taylor reports

Re:Construction Podcast - Episode 126

19 Apr 23 Smart Motorways, Staffing Issues and Heat Pumps

Where there’s muck…

13 Apr 23 Housing developments are in the firing line as sewage campaigners call for urgent major investment

Testing…testing

13 Apr 23 The university of Salford has created a purpose-built test facility in a bid to develop viable ‘zero-carbon’ homes. David Taylor reports

Restoring the Raj

28 Mar 23 A new Commonwealth heritage training programme has completed its first project at a former British Empire residency in Hyderabad. David Taylor reports

Restoration drama

28 Mar 23 Lyndon SGB is now half-way through its contract providing access for the restoration of Manchester Town Hall, while in Scotland its scaffolding and temporary works equipment is playing an important role in the painstaking reconstruction of Glasgow’s Mackintosh Building

Seeing Red

28 Mar 23 Red Construction, a fast-growing newcomer to the London commercial building market, has a surprisingly rich heritage for a business only founded in 2015. David Taylor spoke to its CEO, Graham Sturge

Hollywood-on-Thames

23 Mar 23 The outer fringes of London don’t evoke the same showbiz glamour as the Hollywood hills, but the UK’s booming TV and film industry means that big production studios are now springing up all around the capital. Mark Smulian reports.

Hello Lamp Post…and other smart ideas

23 Mar 23 Procurement specialists are using a new framework to introduce cutting-edge ‘disruptive’ technologies into the social housing sector. David Taylor reports

System building

22 Mar 23 System scaffold is the ideal access solution for modern timber frame building – at least that’s what one scaffolding contractor believes

Hit the roof – before it hits you

22 Mar 23 David Taylor reports on growing fears over the safety risks posed by ageing RAAC panels

Building skills for tomorrow

31 Jan 23 How the construction industry is responding to its recruitment challenges.

Stone me!

31 Jan 23 Skanska is rolling out the use of steel-free rebar

Spoils of war

31 Jan 23 Eugene Gerden reports on a construction industry crippled by its own government – that of Russia.

Forest of cranes towers over timber development

26 Jan 23 Ten Liebherr tower cranes are helping to build what is claimed to be Europe’s largest timber-framed commercial development

Design firm struts its own stuff

26 Jan 23 An industrial design practice based in Herefordshire has developed what it claims is an improved version of the tried-and-trusted Acrow prop. David Taylor reports

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