Written By: Guest on April 4, 2014 4 Comments
Green Roofs Could Make London a Cooler Place

More and more people are living in cities, with new cities springing up and existing cities becoming home to larger and larger populations. We’re also going through a period of rapid climate change, and the effects of this are felt particularly keenly in densely populated areas like London. In cities like London roofing […]

Written By: John Poole on April 3, 2014 One Comment

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Written By: Guest on March 28, 2014 2 Comments

Middle East’s construction industry didn’t experience any notable disruptions despite the global economic slump that occurred in 2008/2009. It may have experienced some jabs when the real estate sector in Dubai was affected but the overall demand for construction in the region remained very much active over the years.

Big construction companies see the region’s transportation […]

Written By: John Poole on March 18, 2014 No Comment
Bisnow Panels Suggests Education, Taxes, and Construction Costs Will Dictate The Future Of Center City Philly

Famed baseball manager Casey Stengel once said, “Never make predictions, especially about the future.”  Actually, that may have been Yogi Berra, or maybe evensomeDanish artist from the early 1900’s.  But regardless, a Bisnow panel got together last week to do exactly what Stengel or Berra, or that Danish guy warned us about…..they tried to make […]

Written By: John Poole on February 27, 2014 No Comment

Written By: John Poole on February 15, 2014 No Comment
Public RFPs: What Do We Do With You?

I’ve spent the past four years starting a construction company through the public bidding process.  While I have arguably been successful in doing this, it has not come without plenty of headache, heartache, and just plain unimaginable stress.

I’ve probably bid at least 100 public RFPs, but I’ve only been awarded less than 10.  I’ve dealt […]

Written By: Guest on February 2, 2014 8 Comments

Home improvement; you either love it or hate it. For most of us it’s a necessary hassle, something we grit our teeth and bear while we wait for our state of the art new kitchen or our new-fangled en suite to be built. We got some new kitchen island ideas that we are considering. […]

Written By: Guest on January 29, 2014 One Comment

Working at height is still one of the largest causes of workplace accidents; in the year 2012-2013, a total of 5,274 major falls from height were reported in the UK, and it was the biggest cause of fatal accidents in the workplace, reports Laurie Donofrio. Whilst working at height is essential for some construction […]

Written By: Guest on January 22, 2014 No Comment

Many people get fed up with hearing the saying ‘New Year, New Me’. Well how about we change this to ‘New Year, New Business’? Ok, so it may not be quite as catchy but it has a great message; this New Year, follow your dreams and start your own business , the other day I […]

Written By: Tom Mcshane on January 21, 2014 No Comment

An illegal extension has left a landlord with a £24,000 and a criminal record, after local council safety officers deemed it to be in an “appalling condition” with numerous safety issues – including a slew of fire safety offences which put the building’s occupants at a very real risk of injury or death.

When the safety […]

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