For one New Zealand family, ‘forever home’ meant just that when they and their architect chose Nordic Copper for the external skin of their new house on the foreshore of Cass Bay, near Christchurch. The house’s organic design is an… Continue Reading →

Thousands of fire safety installations in the past two years have failed their inspections, according to the Fire Door Inspection Scheme (FDIS). According to the certified inspector, over three-quarters (76%) of fire doors failed their tests in 2019 whilst 30%… Continue Reading →

As Europe’s largest current infrastructure project, spanning over 60 miles via 41 different stations, the Elizabeth line will transform rail transport in London and the South East, when services commence in the first half of 2022. The landmark project has… Continue Reading →

Foyne Jones, executive recruitment agency specialising in KBB, Builders Merchant & Home Interiors, has this week became a Corporate Sponsor of BiKBBI. Established in 2003, Foyne Jones has built a formidable reputation and its dynamic style of recruitment continues to… Continue Reading →

A Coventry University student is among a small group of apprentices who are the first in the UK to have completed their Civil Engineer degree apprenticeships. Scott Griffiths, who works as a structural engineer at Waterman group in Birmingham, passed… Continue Reading →

The perfect combination of passion for their craft, precise execution and intelligent product choices are crucial to being recognised as Johnstone’s Trade Painter of the Year Supreme Winners. And from R.E Martin’s work at the Derby Silk Mill, it’s clear… Continue Reading →

Door & Hardware Federation (DHF) has announced it will be taking part in a number of key industry events in the autumn highlighting its continuing support for professionalism and raising standards across the fire, safety and security sectors.  The federation’s… Continue Reading →

Gunning London, the Chartered Building Company specialising in refurbishments for the Higher Education sector, has been awarded the contract to renovate City University’s Great Hall, part of their Grade II listed College Building. Built in the 1890s, the Great Hall… Continue Reading →