In these unique times it’s essential that companies react flexibly to keep going and aluminium decking supplier AliDeck has done just that to carry on their conversations.

Global systems leader, Advanced, is celebrating being specified on yet another landmark development in London.

FIRE-SECURE® is a brand new ground-breaking combined timber fire and security rated door revolutionising door safety and standards.

In recent years, green roofs have become increasingly popular throughout the UK, with industry experts estimating that the number of ‘gardens in the sky’ being installed across the UK has risen by 40% since the start of the decade. Dave Maginnis, Managing Director at BriggsAmasco, highlights how these earthy installations are helping transform London’s landmark Battersea Power Station site – one of the largest redevelopment spaces in Europe – into a thriving mini-city.

Compatible with sustainable heat pumps, solar panels or any existing gas/oil boilers, the Wundatherm underfloor heating system by heating experts Wunda Group plc can be laid by any competent tradesmen, including builders, carpenters and tilers.

January began with the VORTICE UK sales team’s visit to the company’s Italian headquarters where they previewed some of the brand’s exciting new product development plans, with the environment being a key consideration.

Named the TES ‘Creative School of the Year’ in 2019, Admiral Lord Nelson School in Portsmouth is a high school for around 1000 pupils aged 11-16. The school operates from a striking white building that reflects its maritime location with a cruise ship-style design.

When designing its new headquarters, the Sun-Air Aviation Group wanted an innovative building constructed from sustainable materials.

Ravago Building Solutions – one of Europe’s largest extruded polystyrene insulation (XPS) manufacturers – has launched Ravatherm App: a new free digital tool for architects, specifiers and members of the construction industry.

When it comes to timber windows and doors, there is a common misconception that hardwood is always better than softwood because it is more durable and long lasting; this is not the case.