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What is Brise Soleil?

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Derived from French, meaning “sun breaker,” Brise Soleil refers to a system of sunshades or louvres designed to protect buildings from solar heat while allowing natural light to enter. With…

Compliance Standards for the Construction Industry

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The construction industry is universally recognised as one of the most hazardous sectors, underscoring the critical need for consistent safety regulations. Accidents on construction sites frequently result in severe consequences,…
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From Concept to Completion

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In today’s architectural landscape, solar shading and façade solutions are more than just aesthetic additions to a building; they are critical components that enhance energy efficiency, user comfort, and long-term…
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Sustainability in Construction Supply Chains

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What is Sustainability in Supply Chains? Sustainability in supply chains refers to the responsibility businesses have to act ethically and minimise their social and environmental impact. This is both a…
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How Modular Construction is Revolutionising Building Design

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Modular construction has emerged as a transformative force in the building and construction industry, reshaping how we think about efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability. Unlike traditional construction methods, which typically involve…

Passivhaus Design and Solar Shading

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Passivhaus (which translates to Passive House) is a design standard for energy-efficient buildings that aims to minimise the need for mechanical heating and cooling. As we will see, this has…

Navigating Ethical Sourcing in Construction

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There is increasing importance being placed on ethical sourcing on the part of clients and commissioners of construction projects. In response, the industry and the various bodies and organisations that…