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Flooding – does it really have to be such a big problem?

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Flooding – does it really have to be such a big problem?

Throughout history villages, towns, military encampments (and the cities and metropolises of today they have turned into) were – without fail – built near, around, on or technically under (igloo anyone?) water. This is not…

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UK hospitality industry growth analysis for 2019

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UK hospitality industry growth analysis for 2019

The UK hospitality industry is, at its core, an industry that caters to guests’ needs in order to achieve a return on investment for its shareholders. This industry includes several kinds of facilities: hotels, restaurants…

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Overheating in the City – Understanding the Urban Heat Island

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Overheating in the City – Understanding the Urban Heat Island

“Urban heat island.” The phrase has a nice ring to it, doesn´t it? Is it a breezy islet tucked away in a shady courtyard, a place to hide from the scorching summer sun? Or does…

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A full architect’s guide for firefighting

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A full architect’s guide for firefighting

Building fires are considered to be one of the most traumatizing experiences any human being can go through. It doesn’t only damage material objects, but also comes at a cost for those who put their…

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What can the UK construction industry learn from mainland Europe?

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What can the UK construction industry learn from mainland Europe?

In the United Kingdom the construction industry is powerful and successful. It has been growing steadily since the last dip in 2009, which was triggered by the global recession. From then on, it has been…

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Urban agriculture – Food for thought

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Urban agriculture – Food for thought

The Latin name that we have bestowed upon our species is “Homo sapiens”, meaning “wise human being”. Our persistent forefathers have been patiently conquering almost every square inch of the planet for millennia, all the…

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Why scheduling & reporting software became a major requirement for all the construction firms now?

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Why scheduling & reporting software became a major requirement for all the construction firms now?

Scheduling was originally defined as “the process of creating and maintaining the project steps moving according to a sequenced plan” but such a definition has totally ignored the cost factor with only focusing on the…

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