Features
Mustafa Sidki, Partner and Specialist in Litigation and Dispute Resolution at Thackray Williams LLP, examines the ongoing repercussions of the Building Safety Act 2022 for the construction industry.
Located on Myslym Street in a central district of Tirana, where the old and new converge, the Ndarja Building – designed for residential, hospitality, office and commercial use – adapts to the ongoing transformation of the urban morphology landscape.
A crack of natural terrain carves through a 16-storey glass facade of One River North (ORN), a new mixed-use development, designed by MAD Architects’ Ma Yansong, near the centre of Denver, Colorado’s River North Art District (RiNo).
Russell Ager, Managing Director of steel window and door manufacturer Crittall Windows, explores steel window renovations for historic buildings.
Gilles Retsin is a pioneering Architect and Technologist, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer of AUAR, a company building an automated construction platform for sustainable housing. Through his research and practical work, he explores how emerging technologies can address the construction industry’s most pressing challenges while promoting sustainability and accessibility in architecture.
Ananya Singhal, Managing Partner at Studio Saar, shares his journey from childhood fascination with architecture to leading innovative projects. Influenced by mentors like B.V. Doshi and driven by a passion for sustainability, he discusses his commitment to creating human-centric, community-focused designs.
The Alisher Navoi International Scientific Research Centre in New Tashkent will incorporate the Navoi State Museum of Literature together with a 400-seat auditorium for performances, events and conferences. The design also comprises the International Research Centre and a residential school for 200 students specialising in Uzbek language, literature and music.
A new development by Muraba and Pritzker Prize laureate (2017), RCR Arquitectes has introduced a contemporary style of architecture that draws upon vernacular heritage and tradition to its latest collaborative project, Muraba Veil.
London Build 2024 is doubling in size, taking over both Grand and National Halls at Olympia London. Taking place on 20th and 21st November, London Build allows you to gain access to 35,000+ attendees, 700+ incredible speakers across 12 CPD stages, 450+ exhibitors, networking parties, speed networking, meet the buyers, endless entertainment, DJs and live music through the Festival of Construction.
Starting in 2025, all new homes must meet the Future Homes Standard (FHS). This includes low-carbon heating systems and enhanced insulation, with the goal of reducing carbon emissions from homes built after 2025 by 75 to 80% compared to those constructed under current Building Regulations.
