Ahead of the Women’s Installers Together conference in July – an event set up to encourage and support women in…
The interior design industry has gone from strength to strength in recent years, with exciting new trends capturing our imaginations….
The rapid rise in demand for high rise buildings presents significant challenges for M&E experts, who have to challenge 100…
• NHIM found 69% of Brits didn’t love their home before the month started• 56,616,592 home-dwellers were reached during the…
Aqualisa’s Infinia digital shower has been specified for six prestigious Redrow properties on the Water in South Cerney, Gloucestershire. …
Major concerns weighing on the property sector amid continued Brexit uncertainty were quashed at the National Homebuilding & Renovating Show…
Johnny Moseley founded Moseley Construction Group more than a decade ago. In the wake of the 2018 BUILD Awards for…
C + L Architecture Inc is a young but ambitious Montreal based architecture firm. Following their success in BUILD’s Design…
As a result of an increased population and developments in technology that are changing the way we live our lives,…
Wonder Wall aims to create the feeling of a natural garden in spaces whose characteristics do not allow. Recently, the…
From curtains to cushions, sofas to throws, new research shows that almost two thirds of millennials* (aged 25-34) in the…
Award-winning Smart Lock introduces a range of new features including Apple HomeKit and Zigbee compatibility. Nuki, the market-leading name in…
With housing a issue for many consumers, the UK Government’s latest figures show approximately 2.9% year-on-year reduction in non-adjusted residential…
As software continues to pave the way to more advanced and complex buildings, the question arises over the shift in skills our future builders will need. Potentially, we will require builders with more technological skills than practical skills, especially as artificial intelligence continues to develop enough to be able to take over basic labour tasks.
Only 45% of homes in the UK recycle household wastage •Heating and lighting smart tech most desired eco-friendly technology in…
Croydon is set to receive a vibrant and sustainable new residential development, after the borough’s planning committee approved L&Q’s plans…
Students from two east Leeds schools have completed a workplace challenge to improve job prospects and skills within the housebuilding…
The London College of Garden Design has today announced plans to open a new partner college in Melbourne. The new…
● Odunpazari Modern Museum (OMM) by Kengo Kuma and Associates will open in June 2019 – in the Anatolia region’s…
Longevity Wellness Worldwide announces the opening of the 5* Longevity Health & Wellness Hotel, which is due to open in June 2019 in Alvor, Portugal. This state-of-the-art wellness centre is the first of its kind embracing modern integrative and regenerative medicine with the most advanced wellness
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The British public love renovating their homes. Whether it’s to turn our property into our dream design, or to sell for added value, we are always trying to improve our space. We even find ourselves glued to our television screens watching for tips as the likes of the DIY SOS team and George Clarke
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The Homebuilding & Renovating Show experienced one of its most successful years to date in 2018, delivering more than 18,000 engaged and targeted visitors at its last two events covering the North and South West of the UK. The Northern Homebuilding & Renovating Show, which took place between 2-4 Nov
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Global workwear brand Dickies is partnering City of Bristol College to support students and apprentices who are preparing for a career in a range of vocational and technical trades and professions.
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THE architectural practice behind the multi-award-winning Aerospace Integrated Research Centre (AIRC) at Cranfield University has designed four new buildings on the Bedfordshire campus.
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Belfast-based Pure Fitout celebrates Building and Architecture Award for the renovation of Stella Theatre, originally opened in 1923. Bringing back to life the 1920s glamour of the iconic Stella Theatre in Dublin, independent fit out specialist, Pure Fitout, has received the award for Building Refur
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UK independent specialist, Pure Fitout, completes exclusive fit out for The Devlin, from bespoke marble features to handmade carpets and bronze finishes.
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The architectural Studio of María Isabel Payer is based on Andalusia, Spain. Following the firm’s success in BUILD’s Design & Build Awards, we profiled María Isabel Payer to discover more about the innovative designs she creates for her clients.
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Ernest Tsui Architects + Partners specialises in quality high-end residential design for London and the South-East, UK. Recently, we profiled the firm and spoke to Immanuel Gaskin who provided us with a detailed insight into the award-winning services they provide.
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WORK has started on the brand-new £65 million research facility for digital aviation at Cranfield University with support from the Birmingham office of built environment consultancy Curtins.
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Architects and artists raise more than £100,000 for building projects in the developing world.
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BE DESIGN, the multi-disciplinary architecture and engineering practice, is rounding off the year with a series of significant new appointments, announcing seven additional members to its team.
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A fashion-based market, Interior Design changes regular as new trends and ideas make the grade. In this article BUILD Magazine Staff Writer Hannah Stevenson explores how you can choose the most timeless statement pieces for your home.
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In the UK, we are a nation of home improvers. It’s rare that we’ll ever be completely satisfied with how our home looks. Whether it’s to improve your forever home, or to add value to your property, we are always looking to tweak our homes appearance. Often, it’s certain rooms that we focus on, be it
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As buildings across the world become increasingly complex in their design, it makes sense that the technology within them would be equally as complex. How do buildings stay cool under extreme temperatures? How do we combine natural and technological measures to keep our buildings heated, cooled and
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Within the next 20 years, we will reach the peak capacity for our oil consumption. However, demand continually appears to rise as the global production of oil decreases. In light of this, the construction industry still requires most of its energy sources from oil-based fuels.
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