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  • Here’s What You Should Not Put Near a Radiator in Your Home

    The post Here’s What You Should Not Put Near a Radiator in Your Home appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Radiators are one of the relatively few fixtures in your home that can’t really be moved at all. As a result, other items in your home will often be placed against them without much thought, but this isn’t always a good idea. There might not always be an immediate danger to these practices, with water-heated […]

  • Library’s ‘beating heart’ to get a fresh chapter

    In Portland, Ore., described as the “beating heart” of the Multnomah County Library system, the new Operations Center keeps more than 500,000 catalogue items in motion. The post Library’s ‘beating heart’ to get a fresh chapter appeared first on Construction Specifier.

  • RIBA to move collections to temporary home in Kew

    The Architects’ Journal RIBA to move collections to temporary home in Kew The RIBA has signed a deal to move the four million items in its historic drawings and archives collection to the National Archives in Kew, south-west London, while it seeks a permanent new home for the collection The post RIBA to move collections to temporary home in Kew appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite

  • CIOB Apprentice of the Month: Henry Allen

    Which technological advances in the sector are you most excited about? More software systems that speed up construction processes in management, such as an electronic take-off; onsite items like drones,… The post CIOB Apprentice of the Month: Henry Allen appeared first on Construction Management.

  • Fleet regeneration auction at M O'Brien

    More than 250 items of construction machinery are going under the hammer in St Albans next month.

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