The finished product wins out: Kingston University student show 2026

The Architects’ Journal The finished product wins out: Kingston University student show 2026 At a time when architectural assistant jobs are scarce, Kingston University’s exhibition is, understandably, strictly practice-focused yet demonstrates the school’s well-reputed strengths, says Reuben J Brown. Photography is the author’s own The post The finished product wins out: Kingston University student show 2026 appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams

Vistry and L&Q win approval for 3,500-home Chelmsford scheme

The development will form zone 2 of the Chelmsford Garden Community development and includes schools, healthcare facilities, employment space and over 320 acres of public open space. The post Vistry and L&Q win approval for 3,500-home Chelmsford scheme appeared first on Property Week.

Dozen firms named in CMA probe into school roofing bids

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has named a dozen firms under investigation in its ongoing probe into suspected bid-rigging on roofing and other construction contracts in schools. The 12 firms named yesterday (30 June) are: AMR Consult Ltd Blue Cube Contracting Ltd Central Roofing… The post Dozen firms named in CMA probe into school roofing bids appeared first on Construction News.

The Regs: School design – modern methods, old assumptions

The Architects’ Journal The Regs: School design – modern methods, old assumptions Fire safety guidance on modern methods of construction in schools is changing, warns Geoff Wilkinson The post The Regs: School design – modern methods, old assumptions appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Geoff Wilkinson

Race starts to create blueprint for ultra-low-carbon schools

Government lines up experts for pioneering school building trial

Bryden Wood - SEISMIC School App, 12072019

SEISMIC is an open source web app for primary schools that will support DfMA & offsite methods & a universal connection & framing solution that can achieve even greater productivity & cost efficiency for the construction of new schools.

Building - Cost model - School buildings

Amid rapid price rises, schools developers must strike a delicate balance between meeting cost expectations and providing fit-for-purpose, sustainable buildings for the next generation of learners, as Sarah Crowley of Aecom and Andrew Brookes of Willmott Dixon explain in the article (PDF copy below)

Reinventing schools would boost Britain by £125bn a year, Times Education Commission finds

Reform of the education system would give the British economy a £125 billion-a-year boost to profits, according to a study published by The Times Education Commission.

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