Bespoke gothic arch lintels from IG lintels have played an important role in the transformation of an 19 th century Carmelite convent, the centrepiece of the new Chichester Free School. Vacated in 1994 and in disrepair since a fire destroyed… Continue Reading →

High performing new additions to the EJOT range of carbon steel concrete screws greatly extend the scope for easily achieving a secure, reliable attachment for metal fixtures in Option 1 cracked, non-cracked and hollowcore concrete, as well as other hard… Continue Reading →

GRAHAM has completed the £45m restoration and refurbishment of The Grand Hotel in Birmingham. The privately-owned contractor finalised the project in the Autumn of 2020, following a complex 30-month construction programme, which has since been labelled as a stunning transformation… Continue Reading →

Midlands-based contractor G F Tomlinson has been shortlisted for ‘Refurbishment of the year’ at the annual Building Awards, recognising work undertaken at Nottingham Castle. The historical landmark has undergone a significant transformation to become a world-class visitor destination and heritage… Continue Reading →

Schüco is delighted to announce the winners of its prestigious Excellence Awards following a celebratory lunch hosted by architect and television presenter, Charlie Luxton, in the grand setting of Whitehall’s Banqueting House. Now in their eighth year, the awards, run… Continue Reading →

“It’s an emotional rollercoaster losing your home in a fire,” says Alex Coppock, architect, Communion Architects. “The resurrection project was all about recreating a healthy home than honoured the cottage’s traditional beauty. The thatched cottage in Worcestershire suffered an extremely… Continue Reading →

With National Recycling Week taking place from Monday 20th – 26th September, window installers are being asked to take part in an industry survey that will form the beginning of a major new sustainability campaign from REHAU. The survey can… Continue Reading →

Original Crittall windows have been replaced and upgraded on the main street frontage of one of Leeds’ most historic quarters. Briggate is a pedestrianised principal shopping street in the city centre containing many historic buildings including, tucked away from view… Continue Reading →