SODA Studio designs flexible King’s Cross workspace

The Architects’ Journal SODA Studio designs flexible King’s Cross workspace The workspace stretches across three buildings – one Grade II-listed – and includes upcycled furniture created by emerging designers at Central Saint Martins The post SODA Studio designs flexible King’s Cross workspace appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams

HL-Lower Thames Crossing aims to create skills legacy SF-The Lower Thames Crossing (LTC) is one of the UK’s largest infrastructure projects, but those leading its employment and skills programme argue its most enduring legacy won’t be measured in kilometres of new road or tonnes of… The post appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

How Branded Workwear Improves Health and Safety on Construction Sites

The post How Branded Workwear Improves Health and Safety on Construction Sites appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Health and safety on a construction site usually gets discussed in terms of hard hats, harnesses, and toolbox talks. Workwear branding rarely comes up in the same conversation, treated as a marketing decision rather than a safety one. That separation doesn’t hold up well once you look at how visibility, accountability, and quick identification actually […]

Lighthouse | Stop me if you think you’ve heard this one before

A year ago, the UK’s 10-Year Infrastructure Strategy arrived with something the ICE had been calling for for years: a sense of direction. It set out a long-term programme worth £725bn, created a clearer view of future projects and sought to give industry and investors… The post Lighthouse | Stop me if you think you’ve heard this one before appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Inspector Killed, Four Workers Injured in Kansas Interstate Construction Zone Crash

In a project called routine, one construction worker was killed and four were injured on Interstate 135 near Salina, Kan.

NEC Accepted Programmes: a practical guide

When administering projects under NEC forms of contract one of the topics most regularly discussed concerns Accepted Programmes. This excellent article by Claire King of Fenwick Elliott with input from Ankura is written in plain, easy to follow language and is well worth reading.

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