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Welcome to the Q2 issue of BUILD Magazine, your source for all the latest news and features from across the global construction and property industries! In this issue we dive into the realm of architecture, whilst also taking a look at a few creative interior design firms.
One example of the former is CL3 Architects Ltd, an innovative architecture firm based in Hong Kong. The firm’s design style has primarily been Asian contemporary, with a noted ability to preserve the natural symbioses between architecture and art. By altering Eastern aesthetics to give more of a modern interpretation, CL3 Architects Ltd’s creative thinking produces a unique showcase of distinguished designs that serve to differentiate them in a notoriously competitive market.
Award-winning Smart Lock introduces a range of new features including Apple HomeKit and Zigbee compatibility. Nuki, the market-leading name in…
LV Construction Ltd is proud to announce that they have attained Gold Level certification from Constructiononline. Vas Carp, Managing Director…
Law firm Ashfords LLP has advised on the planning agreement for the joint venture company set up to create around…
It’s proven that a childhood spent outdoors helps children grow up healthier and happier, but new research from skincare brand…
BUILD Magazine Announces The 2019 Infrastructure Awards Winners United Kingdom, 2019– BUILD Magazine has announced winners of the 2019 Infrastructure…
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…
12 per cent would build an extension to watch TV in a separate room to their partner 42 per cent of Brits…
As most will remember, 2018 saw an uncharacteristic six week long heatwave. This hot spell led to a surge in…
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…
Artificial intelligence is weaving its way into so many industries. For the construction industry, we’re seeing the technology being deployed at every stage of design, construction, and even long after the project has been completed. From organising information for easier access to taking the role of bricklayer, artificial intelligence is proving highly effective in an industry that is usually slow to integrate new technology into its processes.
Previously, the PPE Directive was completely focused on manufacturers who placed products into the market. However, this new regulation that was put into action on 21st April 2018 will involve the entire supply chain. As a result, anyone who is part of the supply or distribution chain must abide by PPE and meet the standard requirements that have been set out — while also having an understanding that only products that meet the standards will be made available on the market.
Croydon is set to receive a vibrant and sustainable new residential development, after the borough’s planning committee approved L&Q’s plans…
Thanks to aspirational TV shows like the new Grand Designs show, ‘The Street’, which focuses on self-builds – it’s no…
With so many gorgeous examples of different architecture and building styles over the centuries, it doesn’t make sense to knock…