Construction professionals need versatility, efficiency and maneuverability on the jobsite. Bulldozers and tractors may be too large, so they call on mini excavators for tight spaces. How can you compare mini excavator brands to ensure you get the right equipment? Here’s a guide to navigate the vast market. How To
CR Smith, the window and door specialist, has recruited two highly experienced figures from Scotland’s construction and manufacturing industries to its leadership team, reflecting the firm’s commitment to expanding its public sector operations alongside its long-established domestic customer base. Danny McArthur, formerly managing partner at Hardies Property & Construction Consultants,
IES, a Glasgow-headquartered climate tech firm which has helped to improve the energy performance of iconic buildings, including Heathrow’s Terminal 5, MGM Las Vegas, San Francisco and the Dubai Opera House, has appointed Christine Mullin as its new chief executive officer. Christine succeeds IES founder, Dr Don McLean, who has
British Land has signed 16,000 sq ft of new retail and dining deals at Broadgate Central, next to Liverpool Street Station, taking the ground and lower floors of the newly completed 1 Broadgate to 79% let or under offer. The latest line-up blends fragrance, fashion and fast-casual dining. Headliners include
Castleforge LLP , a London-based real estate investment firm, and Conversant Capital LLC, a New Jersey-based real estate investment firm that specializes in investing in platforms and providing creative capital solutions within the real estate and real estate-related sectors, today announced a partnership to invest in Central London office assets,
AXA IM Alts has secured a resolution to grant planning permission to redevelop part of the former BBC Elstree Studios into a modern film and TV campus, to be rebranded Fairbanks Studios in honour of former owner Douglas Fairbanks Jr. AXA IM Alts acquired 50% of the 16-acre site in
Graham Construction has been appointed main contractor for the new Oasis Academy Temple Quarter in Bristol, after the Department for Education awarded a £49.9m contract. Work starts this month, with the school scheduled to open in September 2027. The scheme will deliver a main secondary school building and convert a
British Safety Council will hold its 15th Annual Conference on 14 October, with a theme of ‘Workplace Health, Safety and Wellbeing in an AI-enabled World’. The conference, sponsored by National Highways’ Driving for Better Business campaign, includes sessions with experts, thought leaders, and innovators shaping the future of workplace health, safety, and
The pressure on UK housing developers and contractors has never been greater. Demand for homes continues to rise, while labour shortages, compliance burdens, and tight delivery schedules make it increasingly difficult to meet targets. The traditional build process — fragmented across multiple suppliers and trades — is showing its limitations.
The UK’s smallest city, St Davids, is nearing completion of its final major housing development for at least the next 15 years, with every home finished with BMI Redland Cambrian Slate roof tiles. The 58-home Maes-Y-Felin scheme, delivered by GRD Homes, sits within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, one of
Construction professionals need versatility, efficiency and maneuverability on the jobsite. Bulldozers and tractors may be too large, so they call on mini excavators for tight spaces. How can you compare mini excavator brands to ensure you get the right equipment? Here’s a guide to navigate the vast market. How To Compare Mini Excavator Brands The best mini excavator brand depends on your project’s needs, whether trenching, grading or utility installation. Construction professionals may add augers, breakers and thumbs to get the job done. It’s also essential to remember comfort, considering you’ll sit in the machine for a while. You can find these qualities in household-name manufacturers. Here are some of the top mini excavator brands and what they’re known for: Caterpillar Caterpillar’s mini excavators have spacious cabs, ergonomic controls and convenient attachments. Komatsu Komatsu prioritizes multifunctional motions, precise bucket movements and automated technologies. John Deere John Deere mini excavators include auxiliary hydraulics, foldable blades and climate-controlled cabs. Bobcat Bobcat mini excavators are renowned for their digging power and smooth controls. Hitachi Hitachi’s mini excavators are easily adjustable based on the worksite. The lineup includes electric machines to reduce the environmental impact. What to Prioritize in Mini Excavator Brands Searching for mini excavators should include a comprehensive list of priorities. Here’s what you should use in your research: Dealers Selling Top Mini Excavator Brands Once you decide on a brand, it’s time to find a reputable dealership. Here are three businesses with expert guidance and positive buying experiences. 1. Gregory Poole Equipment Company Gregory Poole Equipment Company has been eastern North Carolina’s premier Cat equipment dealer since 1951. It prioritizes customers by supporting them after the sale. Gregory Poole sells Caterpillar mini excavators in varying sizes and power. For instance, the 310 gets 69.5 horsepower, whereas the 300.9D VPS has 13 horsepower in the engine. Customers benefit from the dealer’s deep knowledge, parts inventory and in-house financing. Key features: 2. Linder Since 1953,Linder has delivered high-quality equipment like mini excavators to the Southeast. For over 70 years, it has implemented strong leadership to meet customer needs. The Florida-based dealer is an authorized Komatsu dealer. Customers can find mini excavators with operating weights up to 12,000 pounds, whether the PC30MR-5 or the PC55MR-5. Choosing this dealership includes diagnostic inspections, oil analysis and planned maintenance programs. Key features: 3. RPM Machinery RPM Machinery finds the right equipment for its customers, whether purchasing a mini excavator or a bulldozer. The family-owned Indiana dealer offers a comprehensive buying process to fulfill your needs. RPM Machinery sells CASE mini excavators with differing operating weights. The CASE CX37C weighs 7,598 pounds and has 28.4 horsepower, whereas the CASE CX80C weighs 18,585 pounds and has 54 horsepower. Key features: Sorting Through Mini Excavator Brands Finding the best mini excavator is critical to navigating your jobsite’s unique challenges. Modern brands like Hitachi and Caterpillar offer unique features and advanced technologies. Search for authorized dealers with post-sales support, flexible solutions and quality equipment.
CR Smith, the window and door specialist, has recruited two highly experienced figures from Scotland’s construction and manufacturing industries to its leadership team, reflecting the firm’s commitment to expanding its public sector operations alongside its long-established domestic customer base. Danny McArthur, formerly managing partner at Hardies Property & Construction Consultants, joins CR Smith as Director of Commercial to lead the firm’s social housing and commercial activities. A qualified quantity surveyor, CDM principal designer, and project manager, Danny brings a wealth of expertise, having delivered major social housing development projects across Scotland. Alistair Mercer has been appointed Director of Manufacturing, bringing over a decade of leadership experience in manufacturing operations management. Skilled in lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, and project management, Alistair will oversee the CR Smith state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Fife. He will drive process innovation and workforce development, ensuring the facility continues to meet the complex demands of made-to-order and made-to-measure production. CR Smith, which designs, manufactures, and installs high-quality windows, doors, and home extensions, reported a 30% increase in revenues during Q1 2025, following several major contracts to upgrade social housing stock. As local authorities and housing associations implement ambitious plans to meet new sustainability standards, the firm is increasingly being chosen as a trusted partner, building on more than 50 years of success in the private housing, commercial house builder and public sector markets. The addition of Danny and Alistair to the CR Smith management team follows the recent appointments of Sharon Glass as Director of Finance and Michael Leggiero as Director of IT. Gerard Eadie, Chairman of CR Smith, commented: “The appointments of Danny and Alistair mark a significant step in our growth strategy. Both bring exceptional expertise and proven track records in their respective fields, which will be instrumental as we scale our operations to meet growing demand from both the public and private sectors. Their leadership will strengthen our ability to deliver high-quality, energy-efficient solutions for our customers across Scotland.” CR Smith, which has offices in Glasgow, Inverness, and Aberdeen, as well as its head office and manufacturing plant in Fife, has been a cornerstone of Scottish business since Gerard Eadie CBE took over in 1974, consistently investing in its people and innovation. The firm became one of Scotland’s most recognised brands in 1984 when it simultaneously sponsored both Rangers and Celtic. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
IES, a Glasgow-headquartered climate tech firm which has helped to improve the energy performance of iconic buildings, including Heathrow’s Terminal 5, MGM Las Vegas, San Francisco and the Dubai Opera House, has appointed Christine Mullin as its new chief executive officer. Christine succeeds IES founder, Dr Don McLean, who has led the business for over three decades and will continue to support the company as he moves into the role of non-executive director. Christine brings significant senior leadership experience across international technology and B2B SaaS operations, with a proven track record in scaling businesses, driving growth, and delivering successful outcomes. She has held senior roles at Microsoft UK, Dext, MetaPack, and Bookatable, where she scaled operations, drove acquisitions, and spearheaded market expansion. Most recently, Christine served as COO at Texthelp, a leading global provider of assistive software to both education and corporate organisations. Christine has also completed the MIT AI and Machine Learning: Leading Business Growth programme, further enhancing her strategic expertise. Christine Mullin, CEO of IES, said: “IES has an exceptional reputation for innovation and impact, having enabled the energy-efficient design, retrofit and operation of some of the most well-known buildings and infrastructure projects in the world. In doing so, we have empowered countless architecture, engineering and construction firms, building owners and operators to reduce costs, enhance the occupant experience, and lower the carbon impact of our global built environment. “What drew me to IES is the same thing that drives everyone here – a belief in the power of our technology to make a tangible difference by optimising the energy performance of buildings and infrastructure worldwide, helping to enable a truly sustainable planet. With demand for intelligent climate tech solutions only growing globally, this is an important moment for the business. I’m honoured to get the opportunity to build on Don’s remarkable legacy, working with the outstanding IES team and our broader network of industry partners to lead IES into its next phase of growth. Together, we can empower more organisations to make confident, data-driven decisions that help decarbonise the built environment at scale.” Over the past three decades, Don’s leadership has guided IES from its origins as a small start-up, inspired by his PhD research, into a global climate leader whose technology has been applied to more than 1.5 million buildings worldwide. During that time, the built environment has faced a succession of profound shifts – from early concerns over energy security, to the mounting urgency of the climate crisis, and the pressing need for resilient, low-carbon infrastructure today. IES has remained at the forefront of this transformation, helping to reduce the energy consumption and emissions of some of the world’s most iconic buildings. Don’s vision, combined with the dedication of the IES team, has established the company as a trusted global partner in enabling a more sustainable built environment. Dr Don McLean, founder and non-executive director at IES, commented: “When I founded IES just over 31 years ago, the conversation around buildings was only beginning to recognise the importance of energy security and environmental impact. Since then, we’ve seen the climate agenda move to the centre of global policy and business, and I’m proud that IES has played an important role in that transformation. “From pioneering the use of digital technology in building performance to contributing to major global projects, the company has always been driven by innovation and a determination to make a difference. I am so proud of everything that we have achieved so far. But there is still much more to do if we are to meet the pressing challenges our society faces when it comes to mitigating the worst impacts of climate change and the role that our buildings play within that. “While I remain committed to furthering the decarbonisation of our global built environment, now feels the right time to hand over the reins to Christine, whose experience, vision, and drive will help to take IES into its next exciting phase. I look forward to supporting her and the team as IES continues its vital mission.” Christine’s appointment follows IES’s landmark 2024 strategic investment from the Apax Global Impact Fund, which is helping to accelerate the company’s expansion and mission to decarbonise buildings around the world. For more information about IES, visit www.iesve.com or follow the company on LinkedIn. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
British Land has signed 16,000 sq ft of new retail and dining deals at Broadgate Central, next to Liverpool Street Station, taking the ground and lower floors of the newly completed 1 Broadgate to 79% let or under offer. The latest line-up blends fragrance, fashion and fast-casual dining. Headliners include Boots Fragrance – the retailer’s first dedicated fragrance-only boutique – alongside Molton Brown, Swiss chocolatier Läderach and Parisian patisserie Ladurée. On the food side, NOTTO To Go, Sandwich Sandwich and Sushinoya are set to join the mix. Menswear brand MOSS, hair removal clinic Strip and grooming specialist Murdock London round out the signings. They will sit alongside fashion names already secured for the scheme, such as Mango, Luca Faloni, Hobbs and Whistles, plus Vagabond wine bar. Across the wider estate, Broadgate now offers 289,000 sq ft of retail, hospitality and leisure, with an established roster that includes Eataly, Los Mochis London City, Everyman, Monica Vinader, Tommy Hilfiger and Space NK. Kelly Cleveland, head of real estate and investment at British Land, said the campus is seeing “fantastic leasing momentum”, with a diverse mix of brands choosing Broadgate to grow their central London presence. “These latest lettings build on recent announcements and reflect the enduring appeal of Broadgate’s location, connectivity and curated offer,” she added. With a strong pipeline and fresh anchors in fragrance, fashion and food, British Land’s latest signings continue the repositioning of Broadgate as a seven-day destination for office workers, locals and visitors alike. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Castleforge LLP , a London-based real estate investment firm, and Conversant Capital LLC, a New Jersey-based real estate investment firm that specializes in investing in platforms and providing creative capital solutions within the real estate and real estate-related sectors, today announced a partnership to invest in Central London office assets, including acquisitions and structured capital solutions. Affiliates of Conversant have committed an initial £150 million to Castleforge Partners V (Special Opportunities Fund) (the “Fund”), which will focus on investing in the Central London office market. “I’m excited to be working with Michael and his team. Our two organisations have a lot of overlapping relationships and think very similarly about investing,” said Michael Kovacs, Founding Partner at Castleforge. “Central London remains one of the most dynamic office markets in the world, yet the imbalance between supply and demand is now more pronounced than ever. With Conversant’s support, we are well-positioned to deliver prime, well-located office space at a time when companies are looking to bring employees back to the office and prioritise quality, connectivity, and sustainability. Our investment in 75 London Wall, a rare, large-scale redevelopment that will provide London with a new benchmark for high-quality, future-proofed workspace epitomises this strategy.” “Our partnership with Castleforge reflects our conviction in London’s office market and in our collective ability to identify and unlock value,” said Michael Simanovsky, Managing Partner of Conversant Capital. “We believe the current dislocation in the sector presents an exceptional opportunity, where limited new supply and rising demand create the conditions for outsized risk-adjusted returns. With our two firms’ deep domain expertise and relationships, coupled with a flexible mandate to invest across the capital structure, this Fund is structured to capture opportunities others cannot, combining downside protection with significant upside potential.” The Fund is being launched at a time when demand for prime office space in Central London is well above the long-term average, supported by return-to-office strategies and relocations to more central, transport-connected submarkets. Meanwhile, construction cost inflation and a more burdensome regulatory environment have limited new development starts, creating a shortage of high-quality office space. Castleforge and Conversant believe this environment creates an attractive entry point for this strategy, which takes a value-add approach and expects to be able to invest at meaningful discounts to pre-pandemic pricing. The Fund is structured to invest in more than £1 billion of total asset value over the next several years. Importantly, it is designed to invest across the capital structure, including both equity and credit positions as well as joint ventures, enabling it to tailor solutions to a wide range of opportunities. Initial Investments The Fund, acting as a credit provider, recently closed on the £90 million recapitalization of 55 Mark Lane, a 162,000 square foot multi-let office asset in the City of London’s EC3 insurance district. Proceeds will refinance the existing mortgage and fund a capital improvement plan. Castleforge will serve as lender, asset manager, and development manager. The Fund also acquired a secondary interest in 75 London Wall, Castleforge’s flagship office redevelopment. At nearly 500,000 square feet, the project is among the largest underway in the City and is being repositioned into a next-generation workplace focused on sustainability, occupier wellbeing, and modern design. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
AXA IM Alts has secured a resolution to grant planning permission to redevelop part of the former BBC Elstree Studios into a modern film and TV campus, to be rebranded Fairbanks Studios in honour of former owner Douglas Fairbanks Jr. AXA IM Alts acquired 50% of the 16-acre site in January 2024 for £70m. The remaining half, recently upgraded by the BBC and held on a long-term lease for productions including EastEnders, is unaffected. The proposals transform existing studios and ancillary spaces into a 266,000 sq ft media campus for TV and independent film. Designed by UMC Architects with an art deco frontage, the scheme will more than quadruple stage space to about 100,000 sq ft across five sound stages ranging from 16,000 to 21,000 sq ft. New workshops, offices, a café, base camp, backlot and improved cycle and parking facilities are included. A five-storey ‘media hub’ will add 58,000 sq ft of office and amenity space for media-related businesses directly linked to the studios. Specialist developer-operator Oxygen Studios has been appointed to advise, with construction planned to start later this year. Rob Samuel, head of UK development at AXA IM Alts, said the plan builds on a century of screen heritage, delivering state-of-the-art studios to support Britain’s creative sector while bringing local employment, architectural distinction and sustainable design. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Graham Construction has been appointed main contractor for the new Oasis Academy Temple Quarter in Bristol, after the Department for Education awarded a £49.9m contract. Work starts this month, with the school scheduled to open in September 2027. The scheme will deliver a main secondary school building and convert a smaller listed structure—the former boiler shop—into a new sports hall. In total, the project provides 12,182 sq m GIFA with capacity for 1,600 pupils on the Silverthorne Lane site. Head teacher Richard James called the development “a major milestone for East Bristol”, adding that the permanent campus would be “a lasting home for learning, growth, and community pride”. Graham regional director Peter Reavey said the start on site follows “several years of hard work by the entire project team”, and that the new facility will benefit “generations of school children in the Bristol area”. The project is being delivered for Oasis Community Learning under the Department for Education’s programme to expand and modernise school places across the city. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
British Safety Council will hold its 15th Annual Conference on 14 October, with a theme of ‘Workplace Health, Safety and Wellbeing in an AI-enabled World’. The conference, sponsored by National Highways’ Driving for Better Business campaign, includes sessions with experts, thought leaders, and innovators shaping the future of workplace health, safety, and wellbeing in an era defined by artificial intelligence (AI). These include speakers from the Health and Safety Executive, BSI, Institute for Employment Studies, Microsoft, HandsHQ, Pinsent Masons and Ward Hadaway LLP, as well as the Universities of Surrey and East London. Chaired by Steve Ward, British Safety Council’s IT Director, the full-day event will be held online and is free to attend. Highlights will include discussions and presentations on emerging risks, threats and opportunities that artificial intelligence presents when managing people’s psychosocial safety at work, how best to manage these and what health and safety professionals need to know when planning, implementing and managing the technology. Conference delegates will explore the importance of upskilling and training people to ensure they can make the most of new and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and how best to do this, as well as hear about latest legal developments around artificial intelligence, technology and look at the future direction of travel for the law on AI and health, safety and wellbeing at work. The full line-up of speakers and presentations can be found here. Mike Robinson, Chief Executive of British Safety Council, said: “We are excited to be holding our Annual Conference online, and making it a free event once again. With this year’s theme of workplace health, safety and wellbeing in an AI-enabled world, we will explore the critical intersections between technology and human-centred workplace practices, and focus on culture, leadership, legal frameworks, and future readiness. “Join us on 14 October for strategic insights, practical tools, and a collaborative space for preparing workplaces to thrive in the age of AI.” Attendees to this free event will gain insight into how AI is reshaping risk, roles, and responsibilities, from automation to ethical AI use in workplace health and safety. They will explore how organisational culture can support psychological safety, inclusion, and human connection amid digital transformation, gain knowledge and strategies to anticipate emerging challenges and harness the benefits of AI responsibly and hear from influential leaders on how to guide teams with empathy and clarity in a rapidly changing landscape. The full agenda and link to register for free is here. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
The pressure on UK housing developers and contractors has never been greater. Demand for homes continues to rise, while labour shortages, compliance burdens, and tight delivery schedules make it increasingly difficult to meet targets. The traditional build process — fragmented across multiple suppliers and trades — is showing its limitations. Delays, waste, and inefficiencies have become the norm. Developers need a new way forward and Nudura is here to help. That’s why we’ve launched BuildEase – our new simplified ICF delivery enablement service that addresses the construction industry’s call for quicker, more predictable, and lower-waste building systems. Backed by Tremco CPG UK and powered by the Nudura brand, BuildEase leads the shift towards smarter housing delivery. Designed for housing developers, housing associations and contractors, rather than coordinating multiple parties and different timelines, our end-to-end service provides a single partner from the earliest design stages through to completion – From Design to Delivery – aligning your design for buildability, supplying Nudura ICF systems tailored to your site layout, ensuring compliance documentation is in place, and even supporting your team on-site. A full-service build solution – here’s what BuildEase offers: Nudura ICF System Tailored to Your Site One of the core features of this service is providing our waste-reducing, factory Nudura ICF components. ICF construction available from Nudura, provides end users with an eco-friendly, sustainable development. Everything is prepared off-site based on your approved site layout and delivered ready to install. This reduces on-site material waste dramatically as there is less rework; speeds up installation as blocks arrive in logical order and ready to build – leading to a cleaner, more controlled build environment. Built for Compliance – Including NHBC Compliance is another area where we offer full support. BuildEase solutions are fully compliant with UK building standards and backed by warranty pathways. Our ICF systems are designed to be NHBC ready from day one, with compliance documentation prepared to support your technical submissions and simplify approvals. Rather than rushing to meet requirements at the last minute, we work with your compliance teams early in the project — helping ensure smooth approvals, reducing design risk and minimising surprises down the line. On-site Support & Delivery Sequencing Our on-site technical support is a key part of the service. When it comes to execution, we don’t leave you to figure it out alone. We provide supervision and, training for new crews, to ensure our ICF systems are installed quickly and correctly – minimising errors. We believe in being present and proactive by providing regular site visits and a technical support hotline, because we know how much is riding on every stage of your delivery timeline. Sustainable and Site-Smart At the heart of our BuildEase service offering is our support for safer builds and smarter outcomes. With ICF components arriving Nudura, BuildEase promotes reduced material waste on site and lower transport emissions. This helps developers meet ESG targets and planning obligations contributing to the builds’ sustainability reporting. Service that Delivers at Every Stage In a market that demands more homes, built faster, and to higher standards BuildEase provides the partner that delivers at every stage. From manufacturing to delivery and beyond, BuildEase is backed by Tremco CPG UK’s reputation for reliability service quality and technical care. With timely, phased deliveries, integrated support teams what you get is a reliable partner for repeatable housing delivery. Ready to build smarter? BuildEase is about giving developers and contractors what they really need: clarity, speed, and confidence in delivery. It’s about reducing friction at every stage and making smarter use of materials, labour, and time. Whether you’re building 10 homes or 100, our system is built to scale with you. And with one partner accountable for every stage — from design and materials to compliance and on-site support — BuildEase isn’t just a name, it’s our promise. Let’s explore how we can help you reduce waste, build faster, and take the pressure off your next housing development. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
The UK’s smallest city, St Davids, is nearing completion of its final major housing development for at least the next 15 years, with every home finished with BMI Redland Cambrian Slate roof tiles. The 58-home Maes-Y-Felin scheme, delivered by GRD Homes, sits within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, one of Britain’s most tightly protected landscapes. With no further large-scale developments permitted in the city for the foreseeable future, this once-in-a-generation project faced intense planning scrutiny to ensure it preserved St Davids’ historic character in this designated conservation area while also delivering current building performance standards. “Building here required careful consideration of design and durability,” said Gareth Davies, Director at GRD Homes. “We needed a roofing product that not only blended seamlessly into its National Park surroundings, but could also stand up to harsh coastal weather and help us achieve our EPC A ratings. Cambrian Slate ticked every box.” Maes-Y-Felin is a tranquil development built to uncompromisingly high standards. The houses are traditionally built using the very best materials, giving them solidity and longevity. Time honoured touches such as native Pennant stone, Cambrian Slate roof tiles, and oak flooring combine with forward thinking additions such as charging points for electrical vehicles. Manufactured with over 60% recycled natural Welsh slate, Cambrian provides a natural slate appearance to satisfy demands for heritage requirements. While its mechanically fixed, clipped and nailed installation provides resistance to wind uplift, which was critical for St Davids’ exposed peninsula location. BMI Redland supplied a full roofing system, including Cambrian Ambi-Dry Verge and ridge kits, to deliver consistent detailing across the scheme’s mix of single-storey and complex dormer roof designs. The project was also supported through BMI SpecMaster, the company’s free-of-charge roof specification service which guarantees system performance for 15 years. For GRD Homes, this provided added reassurance that the roofing solution would deliver both performance and aesthetics over the long term. To keep the build on track and amid industry-wide supply pressures, GRD Homes worked with local merchant LBS to pre-stock Cambrian products, ensuring continuity from the first roofs in phase one to the final plots still in development. The development delivers 18 affordable homes for local residents alongside 40 executive and private properties, all built with locally sourced materials and trades wherever possible. “This project is a milestone for St Davids,” said Damien Pooley, Portfolio Manager for pitched roofing at BMI UK & Ireland. “It’s proof that even in the most sensitive and exposed locations, the right roofing system can help create new housing that blends with its surroundings.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals