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God’s House Tower wins award
The refurbishment and reimagining of Southampton’s historic God’s House Tower has won a Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) award. Southampton’s Gods House Tower (GHT) was one of seven projects
Klober supports learning and development ahead of regs updates
Leading roofing components supplier, Klober has invested in training resources to support specifiers, contractors and merchants ahead of updates to Approved Document: Part F in 2022. Having acknowledged the impact
Priestley Construction completes £6.5m scheme
Leeds-based contractor, Priestley Construction, has completed work on bespoke student apartments in Lancaster. The project included a 19,217 sq. ft new build and the conversion of a five-storey grade-II listed
Setcrete Unveils New Product Demonstration Videos
Setcrete has unveiled a new suite of product demonstration videos for its range of industry-leading floor levelling compounds and complementary preparation products. The videos are available to view online at
Sontay’s Commercial & Marketing Director joins BCIA
Commercial and Marketing Director at Sontay, Stacey Lucas, has joined the Building Control Industry Association’s (BCIA’s) Management Committee. She brings 20 years of industry experience to the role in which
IG Masonry Support: Somerville College, Oxford
For new high quality, contemporary student accommodation at Somerville College in Oxford, IG Masonry Support was able to create a solution that offered striking aesthetics whilst complementing the adjacent listed
Knauf Insulation launches BBA certified solution
Knauf Insulation has earned an additional BBA certificate for its Rocksilk® RainScreen Slab range – a new solution for partially filled masonry cavities. Rocksilk® RainScreen Slab is now certified for
Pharos showcases the splendour of Lincoln Cathedral
Standing tall over the city, Lincoln Cathedral is a magnificent and iconic international landmark, and one of Britain’s most spectacular pieces of architecture. Once admired as the tallest building in
Howells supplies Heritage Patent Glazing
Rutland Mills has been derelict for 20 years. During this time, the nine Grade II Listed buildings have become dilapidated and in a poor state of repair. Investor, City &
Bright future for Edinburgh Castle as solar panels installed
Edinburgh Castle has unveiled its newly installed solar panels, part of Historic Environment Scotland’s (HES) continued programme to reduce energy use across the historic properties in its care. The solar



















