I&L take-up climbs as retailers target grade-A spaces, Knight Frank finds

The report highlighted that 10.3m sq ft of industrial and logistics space, for units over 50,000 sq ft, was leased in Q2 – up 15% on Q1. The post I&L take-up climbs as retailers target grade-A spaces, Knight Frank finds appeared first on Property Week.

Truss range expanded with build-ready supply options

Exposed timber trusses are one of the most sought-after features in residential builds right now, from statement entrances and high-impact interior living spaces to alfresco entertaining areas. Prolam Exposed Trusses let clients deliver that wow factor with confidence and ease. Crafted from premium visual grade glulam, they are engineered for structural performance and designed to […] The post Truss range expanded with build-ready supply options appeared first on Building Today.

EXCLUSIVE: Search begins for designer to create new Barbican furniture

The Architects’ Journal EXCLUSIVE: Search begins for designer to create new Barbican furniture The Barbican Centre has launched an international search for a designer to rethink furniture throughout its public spaces [Deadline: 28 August 2026] The post EXCLUSIVE: Search begins for designer to create new Barbican furniture appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

How Glass Balustrades Help Create Open and Light-Filled Spaces

The post How Glass Balustrades Help Create Open and Light-Filled Spaces appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Open, airy interiors tend to feel better to live in. They look calmer, they photograph well, and perhaps most importantly, they make everyday spaces feel larger and more comfortable than their square footage might suggest. That effect is not only down to paint colours or large windows. The barriers and boundaries we choose inside and […]

Liminal spaces mirror architect’s mental breakdown

The Architects’ Journal Liminal spaces mirror architect’s mental breakdown Backrooms tells the tale of an out-of-work architect running a furniture store, who stumbles on a liminal world of labyrinthine back spaces. Matthew Bovingdon-Downe finds it plays to the anxieties of the profession The post Liminal spaces mirror architect’s mental breakdown appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Simon Aldous

What measures should be taken to minimize damage in a densely populated city environment?