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Acoustic flooring
Flowcrete UK has launched an acoustic flooring solution for new-build and refurbished commercial and domestic buildings.
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Acoustic tiles for green roofs
Rubbertech, which specialises in the use of recycled rubber for flooring systems, has launched the Balconeze Acoustic Ceramic Tile that has been designed for use on roof gardens and balconies.
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Roofing tiles
Moray is a new range of Russell concrete roof tiles from Cemex, which it claims has the look and feel of natural slate, with the long life expectancy of concrete and a lower laid cost.
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Textured brickwork
Ibstock has launched the Umbra range of textured brickwork, that creates innovative and subtly changing looks for brick-faced buildings.
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Lifts for the home
Newmatic Elevators has introduced a new lift in the UK suitable for the domestic market.
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Brick cladding for post-war homes
Characterised by their ship-lap concrete panels, Airey houses were constructed in the post-war years as part of the massive housebuilding programme.
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RICS publishes first official guidance on carbon management
Guide provides professional advice and standards to all chartered surveyors when advising their clients or employers
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Pioneering terrace refurbs offer efficiency hope for pre-war housing stock
Architect Axis Design Architects redesigns North Staffordshire back-to-back houses to achieve Ecohomes 'very good' or 'excellent' standard
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Scaffolding magic trick
Scaffolding on a house near Istanbul appears to be supported by a levitating plank
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Flint unveils Barratt’s level six sustainable home
Green House will act as model for the housebuilders’ future developments
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Scaffolding firm accuses Ocon Construction of witholding £800k
Scaffold Access Yorkshire sues contractor in row over student accommodation in Sheffield
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Printing firm sues engineer for £3.9m
Row errupts over foundations that caused damage to a 5.4 tonne printer
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McBains Cooper appoints director of architecture for London
Consultant aims to expand architectural work in the South East with new London design division
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Domestic insulation not 'silver bullet,' says Arup expert
Chris Twinn says 'shirtsleeves' culture is undoing energy gains made by upgrading homes
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Green light for huge film studio complex in County Durham
Development designed by Michael Drain for Coolmore Estates will feature film studios, training facilities and actors' digs
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Olympic Village faces disruption
Head of procurement on Olympic scheme suddenly leaves Bovis Lend Lease
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Mitie Technology in £36k legal spat
PDQ Pipework is going to High Court to enforce an adjudication
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Balfour Beatty to raise £180m for acquisitions
Share placement will raise cash as contractor says 2008 results will be at top end of expectations