News New Arup playbook shows how industry can move from demolition to reuse Every week, humans build an area equivalent to the city of Paris, consuming around half of all raw materials extracted.
News Retrofit of City’s Pinners Hall gets approval The City of London Corporation has granted planning permission to revamp 108 Old Broad Street into 11,000 sq m of office space.
News Tilbury Douglas to refurbish ‘haunted’ theatre Tilbury Douglas has been appointed for the £10m refurbishment of a 19th-century theatre that was spotlighted in the Most Haunted TV series.
News CIOB calls for more re-use and refurb for climate health More reuse and refurbishment is needed in Ireland and Northern Ireland instead of demolition, says the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).
Technical How to repurpose steel-framed buildings steel-framed buildings Existing buildings can be reused and repurposed, rather than demolished in favour of new-build, and steel-framed structures provide many examples of how this is possible, writes Martin Cooper.
Technical Retrofitting and refurbishing – the hidden figures Retrofitting and refurbishing is a way to reduce construction’s energy consumption, but can it work on large projects?
News Photos | Simpson’s refurbishment of Hull Maritime Museum Heritage contractor Simpson (York) has revealed the original Victorian architecture of Hull Maritime Museum, as part of structural works involved in its £12m refurbishment.
Technical CIOB Awards 2022: Refurbishment & Restoration The multiple subcontractors for the bespoke design were smoothly assembled by Bill Taylor into a collaborative team.
Technical How Willmott Dixon built a cultural landmark in Tunbridge Wells The Amelia Scott Centre has been a complex heritage and refurbishment project for Willmott Dixon Interiors, which involved joining together two existing buildings.
News Osborne wins £21m refurb of former spy HQ Osborne has won a £21m deal to refurbish the Grade II-listed 84 Moorgate in London, which was once home to a government spying operation during the second world war.
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