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Industry News Site Lines: SPPARC’s Trevor Morris on creatively reusing Olympia’s Streamlined car park Practice Profi le: ECD Architects International Focus CPD Focus
UK Construction Week Show Preview Appointments & Company News
ROUND TABLE REVIEW 24
04.25 PRODUCTS
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Groundworks & Drainage Modern Methods of Construction Structural Elements External Envelope Insulation Heating, Ventilation & Services Interiors
Safety & Security Landscaping & External Works
THE CHANGING FACE OF PRODUCT CERTIFICATION & REGULATION An expert round table staged by netMAGmedia delved into the key issues around the industry’s challenging new product certifi cation goals, post-Building Safety Act
PROJECT REPORT 30
PIXELATED VISION ADF reports on architect MVRDV’s new collection of mixed use buildings in Abu Dhabi, which makes a break from the city’s architectural norm by breaking down the building’s facades into ‘pixelated’ forms.
FEATURES 41
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MODERN METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION MODULAR’S DIVERSE BENEFITS Wernick’s Kasia Nowak on the fl exibility and effi ciency case for modular.
EXTERNAL ENVELOPE: ROOFING HARNESS THE POWER OF EPDS FOR SUSTAINABLE SPECS Dan Redfern of Marley says EPDs are now an essential resource for architects.
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INTERIORS: KITCHENS KITCHEN COLOUR PHILOSOPHY Tim Spann of Keller Kitchens explains how to harness colours in the kitchen.
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THE DESIGN EVOLUTION OF SHOWER TOILETS Shower toilet technology is being used in new areas, says Sophie Weston of Geberit.
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LANDSCAPING & EXTERNAL WORKS UNLOCKING SUDS BENEFITS
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