Everlast® Advanced Composite Siding Makes Debut on PBS’s “This Old House”

Everlast® advanced composite siding will be featured on season 46, episode 4622 of the PBS television program, “This Old House.” This portion of season 46 will focus on the renovation of an 1893 colonial-style home in Westford, Massachusetts, where Everlast siding replaced the home’s aging yellow clapboard. Hosted by Kevin O’Connor, “This Old House” is […] <p>The post Everlast® Advanced Composite Siding Makes Debut on PBS’s “This Old House” first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Prep works to begin for £49m Howden Relief Road

Hull-based PBS Construction prepares for full project start in January 2025

Local complaints delay Thailand’s high-speed China link by two years

Thailand’s project to build a high-speed railway between Bangkok and China through Laos will be delayed by at least two years after State Railway of Thailand agreed to elevate an 8km section of it following complaints by locals, broadcaster Thai PBS World reports. The post Local complaints delay Thailand’s high-speed China link by two years appeared first on Global Construction Review.

Matt Paxton and the Bumpy Road to Minimalism

Matt Paxton is one of the top downsizing and decluttering experts in the country. He is the host of the 2-time Emmy nominated series Legacy List with Matt Paxton on PBS and was a featured cleaner on the hit television show HOARDERS for 15 seasons. Matt is also the author of the best-selling book, Keep ... Read more The post Matt Paxton and the Bumpy Road to Minimalism first appeared on Tiny House Blog.

Obituary: Jim Lammie, 91, Pushed Design Firm Upward as Top Exec

PB's CEO and chairman between 1990 and 2009 expanded its global transportation niche and was key in sale to U.K. contractor Balfour Beatty as wholly owned unit. Firm now is part of Canada-based design giant WSP.

Capricious Learning - Project Management - Definition, Project Scope, 26012021

This video looks at the first steps to converting the Business Case into an actual project. We start adding in details, and laying the foundation for the rest of the planning required for the project