Experiment in analogue: Arts University Bournemouth student show 2026

The Architects’ Journal Experiment in analogue: Arts University Bournemouth student show 2026 Rob Wilson visits the Arts University Bournemouth end-of-year show and finds the school emphasises physical representation and making, with hand-drawings and paintings also prominently in evidence. Photography by Dexter Jaimee Tampoa The post Experiment in analogue: Arts University Bournemouth student show 2026 appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Rob Wilson

Joint winners share prestigious Supreme Award

This year’s Window and Glass Association Supreme Award winner — chosen from the winners of each of this year’s categories — was presented jointly to two exceptional projects that embody the highest aspirations of the Window and Glass Association awards. Woods Glass for Massey University School of Veterinary Science and Raylight Aluminium for Cotters Lane […] The post Joint winners share prestigious Supreme Award appeared first on Building Today.

Morgan Sindall delivers Essex SEND school

Morgan Sindall Construction's Essex business has delivered a new SEND sixth form at Glenwood School in South Benfleet, with capacity for 40 students.

Kier lands £98m double school build boost

Firm seals low carbon timber Lancashire academy and RAAC replacement school in Essex

Gibson Thornley completes low-tech sixth form centre for north London academy

The Architects’ Journal Gibson Thornley completes low-tech sixth form centre for north London academy Gibson Thornley has completed a new sixth form centre for the Ark John Keats Academy, a mixed comprehensive school in Enfield serving a diverse community The post Gibson Thornley completes low-tech sixth form centre for north London academy appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Rob Wilson

The Damp Show Podcast Out Every Wednesday

On our podcast we talk about damp issues and problems and also have guests where they speak about how the went from school to what they are doing now.

Master rules school ought to have taken reasonable steps to prevent exposure to asbestos - Published by CMS Law-Now

In a case that will be of particular interest to the education sector, involving decades-old allegations of asbestos exposure at an independent boarding school, the High Court has held that the test of whether a defendant bears a real prospect of success is a “low bar”. The judgment simultaneously reaffirmed that the “Asbestos Masters” are best placed to apply this rough and ready test, even when furnished with incomplete expert evidence.

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