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Industry News Comment: Architect Andrew Mellor says focus on energy saving, not ‘Powering Up’ Britain View Point: Ivanova Konstanca of Stride Treglown on the circular route Practice Profi le: PRP Architects CPD Focus


International Focus Industry Viewfi nder: Design for SuDS Appointments & Company News Natural Stone Show Preview


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Groundworks & Drainage Modern Methods of Construction Structural Elements External Envelope Heating, Ventilation & Services Interiors


Safety & Security Landscaping & External Works


NEW SOCIAL VALUE ON THE BLOCK James Parker reports on MVRDV’s scheme to transform a city block, which produced a scheme that visually celebrates its intertwined mix of offi ce, library and hotel spaces, and added further value with social housing


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MODERN METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION STREAMLINED METHODS


As the construction industry continues to face increased pressures amidst a global skills shortage, Martin Harvey from McAvoy discusses how offsite can assist with streamlining the industry


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STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS: BRICKS & BLOCKS BUILDING A NET ZERO FUTURE Today’s UK brick companies are committed to sustainability and the drive towards net zero carbon emissions. Keith Aldis of the Brick Development Association (BDA), explains how the industry has evolved


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HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES THE RISE OF UNDERFLOOR VENTING Karl Stauss at AET Flexible Space discusses the changing face of commercial ventilation


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INTERIORS: FLOORS & FLOORING A SENSE OF RENEWAL


Rohit Sharma from Bona discusses how sustainable, high-performance fl ooring solutions can be achieved by renewing resilient fl oors in a variety of sectors


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