Please see Construction Updates August 2022 issue, Showcasing the most exciting Products, Services and Innovations in the Building and Design Industry.

When we talk of Passivhaus we generally think of ‘one-off’ grand designs style projects where costs seem no objection, but this is a dated view as Passivhaus is rapidly becoming a mainstream construction methodology.

Titon’s powerful but compact HRV1.6 Q Plus MVHR unit has recently been installed in Moda Living’s Lexington Tower.

Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) might just be the key for construction leaders looking to navigate the headwinds in their sector.

Amid a plethora of geopolitical issues, comprising rising raw material costs, inflation, war in eastern Europe, Brexit and the hangover effect from the pandemic, the industry is in the middle of a perfect storm and many companies need solutions.

One of the world’s most iconic hotel brands is diversifying into the city with the opening of the Gleneagles Townhouse.

As Clean Air Day draws widespread attention to tackling air pollution, industry expert Tim Turney from Casella, a leading manufacturer of air monitoring equipment, shares insights on reducing site emissions

Nearly a third (30%) of those responsible for fire door safety say they do not fully understand their responsibilities under the Building Safety Act, a survey from the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) Fire Door Alliance has found.

Air conditioning: Leading the way with copper pipes

Established in 1967, J A Jackson Quarries & Recycling Ltd are a family run business who supply quarried and recycled aggregates.

Established in 2018, Monster Mesh has worked in the event and construction branding sector since inception and is now an established market-leader in this field.

Their friendly and approachable nature, combined with expert design solutions tailored to individual needs means they have grown year on year, impressing customers with their quality of service.

Six Work Trouser families to satisfy every need on site – sustainably. Snickers Workwear’s trouser families are suited to any kind of work on site.

With businesses looking for ways to improve their sustainability, protective workwear and laundry services provider, Elis UK, explains how its circular economy approach can help.

Elis was the first company in its sector to announce its target of net zero emissions by 2045 and is one of only twelve companies selected to join the NHS Net Zero International Leadership Group. It uses a circular economy model to provide its customers with a more sustainable solution.

Alongside a continual policy of developing products to keep ahead of the highest comfort and protection standards demanded by their customers, Danish manufacturer, ENGEL Workwear also focus on making a positive contribution to aiding the Global climate challenge.