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  • Quantifying the Potential Carbon Benefits of PVC Roof Recycling

    Research is helping the building industry quantify the potential carbon benefits of keeping these materials in circulation. Find out more. The post Quantifying the Potential Carbon Benefits of PVC Roof Recycling appeared first on Construction Specifier.

  • Construction layoffs hit lowest level since 2000

    Economists say the August data points to an industry desperate to hold onto the workers it has while also struggling to find employees with in-demand skills for open roles.

  • The art of invisible technology

    Charlie McCourt, co-founder of Equippd, explains why the most successful technology should support architecture, not compete with it.   Most buildings I walk into today have some form of intelligent system running through them, whether it was specified intentionally or it arrived later, bolted on by whoever the client happened to find. The difference between […] The post The art of invisible technology appeared first on Architecture Magazine.

  • BLOCKSEAL – Protection You Can Count On

    A low-VOC acrylic sealant, BLOCKSEAL provides excellent adhesion on a wide variety of surfaces. Find out more. The post BLOCKSEAL – Protection You Can Count On appeared first on Construction Specifier.

  • Disputes: what to do when they arise and how to avoid them in the first place

    Disputes in construction are costly and disruptive, so how can you use information management and technology to tackle them and even avoid them in the first place? Join our forthcoming webinar to find out. The post Disputes: what to do when they arise and how to avoid them in the first place appeared first on Construction Management.

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  • HS2 Archaeology Update: Uncovering Coleshill - Episode 2 - Coleshill Manor

    On an archaeological dig along the route of HS2, archaeologists have uncovered signs of occupation from the prehistoric to the nineteenth century. Early excavations revealed signs of bronze age, iron age, and Roman people but what archaeologists didn't expect to find was the well-preserved remains of an extensive Elizabethan Garden.

  • How does your AIR CONDITIONER work?

    Air conditioners give you the much needed thermal comfort during scorching summer. More specifically, air conditioners help to maintain the room temperature at optimum level. They also help in removing airborne particles and humidity from the room. Let’s find out how these devices work.

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