As we move with increasing confidence into a world where COVID has released its grip on student and everyday work life, there is a renewed need to ensure that your campus are safe for all who work and study there...
Elliott Group Ltd, Carter Accommodation Ltd and Procomm Site Services Ltd, leaders in UK modular services and part of Modulaire Group, are today delighted to announce plans to unite under a common brand - Algeco
Amey, a provider of essential facilities services to local and national Government, has provided pupils and parents with an easier way of paying for school meals with the upgrading of its cashless catering system across its Renfrewshire Schools contract.
HOLY TRINITY ACADEMY in Telford is set to receive a new lease of life as national contractor Willmott Dixon presses ahead with a £9.7m facilities upgrade on behalf of Telford and Wrekin Council.
Projected brick detailing using Marshalls concrete bricks forms the contemporary architectural focus of the Timpson UniverCity
Collinson Construction has been appointed to bring to life a new multi-million-pound teaching facility at one of the North of England’s leading colleges.
The University of Birmingham Build Higher Frameworks are supporting the next 10 years of ambitious estates development.
Recognising the market-leading technology capabilities and expertise Alcumus delivers, Heriot-Watt University has partnered with Alcumus since 2014 to implement a digital health and safety system.
The Museum of the Home in Hackney, London, has recently undergone a spectacular transformation.
The fire logbook, a legal requirement and critical link in the safety of millions of UK buildings that is often overlooked, abused or left incomplete, has been updated and made fit for the modern age with the launch of the revolutionary Digital Fire and Security Logbook from Tio Fire Systems
New research buildings will meet innovation needs of the future
The chances are if you’re reading this that you’re working on a plan to make your campus and estate more carbon efficient, because just over 80 per cent of estates managers, in a survey of 148 conducted by Buro Happold, identified moving away from gas as the biggest step to become a net zero carbon university