Expert backs ventilation code of conduct in response to Covid-19
More work is needed on the design, post-occupancy monitoring and maintenance of ventilation systems if the UK is to prevent Covid transmission and to
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More work is needed on the design, post-occupancy monitoring and maintenance of ventilation systems if the UK is to prevent Covid transmission and to
TV architect George Clarke has criticised the Hackitt Review following the Grenfell Tower, saying it “did not go far enough” . Speaking at the BESA
As the fourth anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire approaches, Greg Pitcher examines whether construction work is much better today than at the time of the tragedy The fire caused outrage and prompted the government to commission Dame Judith’s review of the sector. It also led to new laws on combustible materials, the drafting of a fresh bill to tackle wider issues, and an ongoing public inquiry. Some fear there are still major lessons to be learned, while others say attitudes are changing and that the government is helping ensure a safer system emerges. So how far have we really come si...
Northern Ireland). In England, working in the construction industry remained a "reasonable excuse" for employees to leave their home for work purposes and allowed construction sites to stay open. The government's COVID-19 Response – spring 2021 (22 February 2021) introduced the government's roadmap out of the third lockdown, explaining how restrictions will be lifted over time. Industry and government guidance Industry bodies continue to publish useful guidance to assist businesses dealing with the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. The seventh version of the " Site Operating Procedure...
Embodied carbon and fire safety to be bolted onto architecture curriculum Source:  Shutterstock Architecture students will have to learn about climate science and embodied carbon, as well as fire safety, procurement routes and ethics, under proposals put out for consultation by the ARB The architects’ regulator has unveiled new guidance which significantly expands the existing provisions for sustainability and fire and life safety in the architecture curriculum – with universities being told they should teach a range of subjects relating to the topics for the first time. Advertisement...