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July 7, 2022
A new LEGO Art set has arrived as things are about to get more floral as your home is about to get some joyful zen filled flower power
July 6, 2022
The cost of construction materials has risen like never before. This, in turn, creates pressure for parties to use cost estimates and budgets rather than "fixed price" contracts....
June 29, 2022
An investment group has purchased a neighborhood shopping center in Urbandale, paying $16.2 million for the property, Polk County real estate records show. The
June 28, 2022
Another American company is embroiled in a serious force majeure situation due to a crumbling supply chain and the war in Ukraine (or so we are told by the media). Master Builders Solutions [...]
June 28, 2022
While the number of women in traditionally male-dominated fields such as science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) are slowly increasing,…
June 26, 2022
A SOUTHAMPTON woman whose house was bombed during the Second World War is celebrating her 100th birthday this weekend.
June 21, 2022
Energy efficiency improvements in buildings and prioritising heat pumps over fossil fuel systems should be among the main priorities for global
June 20, 2022
They came into force in England last week to help the UK hit environmental goals by 2050, but this means short-term pain for long-term gain
June 17, 2022
On Tuesday 14 June, 30 incarcerated youths, were given a chance at living a reformed life, when they graduated from the Department of Human Settlements’ Contractor Development Program in Mossel Bay. This class of graduates consists of 6 females and 24 males, whose ages range between 18 and 35 years old. The 5-day training program was tailor-made for students of similar circumstances. The program’s content focusses on technical skills, in the built environmen...
June 15, 2022
In 1526, the Spanish conquistador Francisco de Montejo arrived on the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico and found most of the great Maya cities deeply eroded and unoccupied. Many generations removed from the master builders, engineers, and scientists who conceived and built the cities, the remaining Maya they encountered had degenerated into waring groups who practiced blood rituals and human sacrifice.