VIVALDA, supplier of architectural façades and aluminium composite panels, has launched a new product, designed to meet the growing demand for fire-rated products in the UK refurbishment market. The new A2 rated panels are available in thicknesses from 28mm to 150mm and can be rebated to make them suitable for all glazing systems and curtain
Florida legislators propose bipartisan bill to revise windstorm insurance, potentially reducing premiums for condominiums, addressing affordability and coverage issues amid the state’s ongoing insurance crisis.
Kier won more work from the government than any other company in the UK during the last financial year. Analysis by procurement data specialist Tussell shows Kier secured public sector contracts worth £1.4bn in the year to March 2023. That put it top of the league of “strategic suppliers” to the government who do so
The Government has set out an ambitious plan to raise the use of timber in the construction of homes and buildings. It has published a roadmap to boost the safe use of sustainable UK timber in construction while planting forests to increase domestic timber supply. By planting forests and stimulating construction it aims to reduce emissions
Taylor Woodrow has been awarded the £120m strategic infrastructure contract for Enfield Council’s £6bn Meridian Water regeneration scheme. The new infrastructure will be the foundation for the construction of thousands of new homes, businesses, and communal spaces for the local Edmonton community. It covers an extensive range of works including the naturalisation of Pymmes Brook,
London-based developer Manner has submitted plans for 550-bed student tower at a historic cotton mill site in Manchester. Designed by architect Hodder + Partners, the project on Cambridge Street will preserve much of the existing brick façade of the 19th Century Hotspur Press building with a 35-storey tower built behind it. The project is the
The U.S. economy added 199,900 jobs in November, defying downturn predictions; unemployment is at 3.7% as wage growth accelerates.
Dallas College received more than $1 million in grant money for workforce training, benefiting 600+ workers in diverse fields, including roofing.
Benefits for Steel Buildings in Arizona’s Climate
Metal buildings are gaining popularity nationwide as more and more people discover the immense benefits of using this versatile material. Steel buildings are ideal for many common needs and problems, offering durable, sustainable storage, retail, living space, and much more. Steel buildings provide generous space for livestock, workshops, manufacturing facilities, sports arenas, and other industrial,
