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Case study: 37 Coate Street by dRMM
The Architects’ Journal Case study: 37 Coate Street by dRMM The practice’s transformation of a Victorian boot-making workshop in Hackney, east London, into its new studio seeks to understand the building’s accumulated layers. Photography by Chris Bennett The post Case study: 37 Coate Street by dRMM appeared first on The Architects’ Journal AJ Contributor
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Compliance is just the start for the construction safety agenda
Andrew Leslie argues that regulations alone will not drive industry improvement in safety practices and behaviours The post Compliance is just the start for the construction safety agenda appeared first on Construction Management.
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Best Practices For Identifying Roof Defects During Inspections
The post Best Practices For Identifying Roof Defects During Inspections appeared first on UK Construction Blog. A roof inspection is only as good as the person doing it. Miss a defect during a survey and it doesn’t just disappear. It resurfaces later as a callback, a dispute, or a much bigger repair bill for whoever’s responsible. Whether you’re inspecting ahead of a renovation, signing off a new build, or assessing a […]
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More practices get B Corp certified: ‘Not a badge of success; it’s our baseline’
The Architects’ Journal More practices get B Corp certified: ‘Not a badge of success; it’s our baseline’ Barefoot Architects and Bond Bryan Architects have achieved B Corp status for demonstrating socially and environmentally conscious practice in the most recent round of certifications The post More practices get B Corp certified: ‘Not a badge of success; it’s our baseline’ appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Josh Butler
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British Tunnelling Society chair on necessary changes to planning and delivery
With a career spanning five decades and involvement in projects around the world, the British Tunnelling Society’s (BTS) new chair – and Jacobs tunnels director for Europe – Alastair Smith has a depth of knowledge on tunnelling practices and insight into the industry like few… The post British Tunnelling Society chair on necessary changes to planning and delivery appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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