Window Film Depot Celebrates National Day: Facts & Highlights

Window Film Depot, a national leader in the installation of window film and surface solutions, is celebrating National Window Film Day, April 30th, as a day of public education focusing on how Window Film Makes Things Better!© as a cost-effective solution to reducing energy costs in homes and business environments, protecting skin and interior finishes from the sun’s damaging […] <p>The post Window Film Depot Celebrates National Day: Facts & Highlights first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

UK construction activity March 2024: Education

Main contract awards and detailed planning approvals declined against both the previous quarter and last year. More positively, project starts grew on the preceding three months. Education overview Totalling £1.331bn, education work starting on site grew 29 per cent on the preceding three months to… The post UK construction activity March 2024: Education appeared first on Construction News.

ENR California & Northwest Top Starts: Mega Projects lead the way for West Coast Top Starts

A group of big-ticket projects were bolstered by strength in the health care and education sectors.

AWW retrofits east London office for adult education charity

The Architects’ JournalAWW retrofits east London office for adult education charity AWW has adapted an east London office to create a new adult learning and community care hub for the Mary Ward Centre charity The post AWW retrofits east London office for adult education charity appeared first on The Architects’ JournalRob Wilson

Find About the Latest News on Steel Used to Build the UK Wedgetail Facility, the Dispute Over UK Parliament’s £22bn Renovations, Innocrete3d Launches UK 3dcp, and a Timber in Construction Roadmap Should Start With Education

The post Find About the Latest News on Steel Used to Build the UK Wedgetail Facility, the Dispute Over UK Parliament’s £22bn Renovations, Innocrete3d Launches UK 3dcp, and a Timber in Construction Roadmap Should Start With Education appeared first on UK Construction Blog. In today’s news, we will look into over the course of the construction of E-7 Wedgetail facilities at Lossiemouth, Scotland, the United Kingdom purchased 556 tonnes (612 tonnes) of steel from local industry partners. In the meantime, the fight to get an agreement on the remodelling plans for the United Kingdom parliament, which cost £22 […]

Big Think - Are robots really taking our jobs - Jamie Merisotis, 13042022

Are the robots coming for our jobs? Not for those with the training and skills needed in today’s economy. And in nearly all cases, that means the people with education beyond high school. This video touches on how jobs and roles will evolve in a changing workplace and how eduction and training will need to respond and assist in meeting the new demands

Costing Steelwork June 2022 - AECOM, BCSA, and Building

This quarter’s Costing Steelwork provides an update of the five previously featured cost comparisons covering oces education industrial retail and mixeduse

Station Progress: Farringdon (July 2019)

An update on the Elizabeth line's Farringdon station with Kris Sarmidi (Site Manager).

Station Progress: Whitechapel (July 2019)

An update on the Elizabeth line's Whitechapel station with Jim Forrest (Site Manager)

Elizabeth line train makes successful maiden voyage through tunnels

Crossrail Limited and Transport for London (TfL) have hailed a major milestone for Europe’s largest infrastructure project as the first new Elizabeth line train was tested in the brand new tunnels through London. The new train – built by Bombardier engineers in Derby – was the first to be driven from Abbey Wood. It entered the new tunnels at Plumstead Portal and travelled under the Thames heading for Connaught Tunnel before returning to Abbey Wood station.

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