Construction Features

Exclusive construction features from 黑料社 magazine. UK readers can have their own copy of the magazine, in real paper, posted through their letterbox each month by taking out an annual subscription for just £30 a year. Subscribe today

August Features

Sunderland's strategic transport corridor runs the gamut of ground engineering techniques , post-tensioning solves Warwick Uni's complex concrete frame, and the brickwork subbie that's also a leading scaffolding contractor

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June Features

Mass transport for the post-Covid world, Piling firms in the doldrums & changes to the regulations governing the disposal of plastic packaging could spark a massive hike in the cost of some building materials.

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April Features

Uncertain outlook for demolition, recycling gypsum as well remote control Bobcats are just some of things we looked at in April. Sign up today.

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March Features

The industry faces an acute shortage of traditional craft skills and a major dockside development getting cement stabilisation are just a few things we talk about this month.

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February Features

We look at ‘alternative’ building materials in this issue, as well taking a look back in time thanks to the John Laing Foundation.

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Licence to build

A proposal to introduce a scheme to license building contractors is ill-conceived and will not work, writes Phil Bishop.

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Structural Safety

Following some high-profile failures, engineers are calling for an improvement in the way safety-critical bolts and fixings are specified.

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Tax legislation

Changes to the IR35 tax rules come into force in April 2020. Who's affected and how to prepare?

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Plant

Battery-powered electric diggers and the quest for zero emissions. Plus: hands-free load-handling from Australia, the world's biggest crane at work in Somerset and why rail-plant specialists fear for their future.

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Health & Safety

Silica dust, asbestos and poor air quality – construction’s respirable health risks exposed. Plus: how exoskeletons can help lighten the load, and are construction workers at greater risk of HIV infection?

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