When it came to the specification of a replacement rainwater system for a 19th century school building , Brett Martin’s Cascade Cast Iron Style Rainwater System offered authentic detailing, long-term performance and ease of installation without compromising the integrity of… Continue Reading →

The Grade I Listed Nottingham Castle, although now just ruins of what it once was, has stood on the hill overlooking Nottingham, since the original wooden motte-and-bailey design was constructed under the instructions of William the Conqueror in 1068. By… Continue Reading →

Setcrete High Performance floor levelling compound has been used to refurbish the floor of ‘The Purple Pantry’, a community food membership ‘shop’ in Preston, to provide a long-lasting and durable flooring solution for customers. The work was undertaken by the… Continue Reading →

The StoSilent Distance acoustic ceiling and wall system from Sto was specified for the world’s leading museum of art, design and performance and it now creates the perfect acoustic environment for a high-profile display of Renaissance art treasures. The V&A… Continue Reading →

Looking for new inspiration and to source products and network with contacts from across the landscaping industry? Look no further as the most valuable landscaping exhibition in the UK is just next week. Head on over to Hall 12 at… Continue Reading →

Construction works have started on a new primary school in Fradley Park in Lichfield, Staffordshire. Midlands-based contractor G F Tomlinson is leading construction of the school, which will offer 210 primary and 26 nursery places to the local area when… Continue Reading →

FIVE-STAR housebuilder Lovell Homes has unearthed a ‘dragonesque’ roman brooch near their new Blossomfield development in Thorp Arch, Wetherby, that dates back more than 1,950 years. An archaeological evaluation was carried out, on behalf of Lovell, on the land off… Continue Reading →

GRAHAM has topped out at the University of York’s £130 million flagship student accommodation project, which was built in only 58 weeks with a room completed at a rate of every 1.5 hours. Supporting the University of York’s “Campus for… Continue Reading →