The Constructor

SEPTEMBER 6, 2021

With recent changes in building regulations, particularly following the Grenfell Disaster, there is a need to rethink cladding and decking options.

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BD+C

SEPTEMBER 6, 2021

Late last month, the startup oncology company Umoja Biopharma and CRB Group , a sustainable AEC and consulting firm, started construction on the fitout of a 146,000-sf building in Louisville, Colo.

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Learn Civil Engineering

SEPTEMBER 6, 2021

What is FSI? The Full form of FSI is Floor Space Index and It is also known as FAR (Floor Area Ratio). Floor Space Index is the maximum built area of the total plot area of land. FSI is the ratio of the total built-up area to the total plot area or land. Floor space […].

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Work Gearz

SEPTEMBER 6, 2021

If you own a pair of cowboy boots, you must be aware of their durability and strength. They are water-resistant too. However, if you leave your cowboy boots wet for too long, they can become moldy and ruined. As a result, it’s important to dry cowboy boots as soon as possible after they’ve been wet. So if you can spare a few minutes of your time reading this article, we’ll clear your doubts on how water can ruin your favourite pair of cowboy boots and what can you do to minimiz

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Natural Building

SEPTEMBER 6, 2021

New approaches to home-building are emerging in response to the multiple crises of climate change, unaffordable housing, deprivation and exclusion. Models for housing vary enormously, from self-build, to socially provided housing and speculative, private markets. But the failure of rent-based models to provide homes that people can afford, especially in big cities and larger towns, plus the urgent need for buildings to go zero-carbon, or carbon negative, is pushing innovation.

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