The regional heats of the prestigious Apprentice Decorator of the Year competition, sponsored by Crown Paints, have completed and eight decorators from across the country are ready to take the stage at the national final in November. Apprentice decorators from… Continue Reading →

The roof of a Grade II Listed Edwardian country house has been repaired thanks to a liquid waterproofing solution from Kemper System. Located on a 1,800-acre estate within the South Downs National Park on the Hampshire/Sussex border, Stansted House originally… Continue Reading →

The work of conserving and restoring heritage buildings is essential for preserving sites of significant cultural history. However, these projects are also some of the most challenging. In fact, when a heritage building is being restored following an event of… Continue Reading →

Maximising the flow of daylight is often a key consideration for architectural projects with facades that feature ‘less frame and more glass’ remaining very much on trend. To allow architects and specifiers to achieve these slim sight lines, High Performance… Continue Reading →

If you have ever been to theatre-land in London, then you can’t have missed the renowned Strand Palace Hotel, which has been welcoming guests since 1909. The Hotel’s central location along with its quirky contemporary décor mean guests expect a… Continue Reading →

Written by Iain Moran, director at ATG Access, the world’s leading innovator of road blockers, bollards and barriers. Over the years, hostile vehicle attacks, wherein the perpretator deliberately rams a vehicle into a building or crowd of people, have become… Continue Reading →

Bull Products, a manufacturer of life-saving fire protection equipment, has supplied more than 300 of its Cygnus wireless alarm systems to the world famous, Grade II listed, Old Admiralty Building that is being transformed into the new home for the… Continue Reading →