ENHANCING modern firefighting services and responding to vital community need, work on a new carbon neutral fire station is underway in Surrey, with work set to complete in 2026. The existing Reigate Fire Station, located on Croydon Road, is set to be demolished to make way for a purpose-built 950
Top 10 UK housebuilder, Keepmoat, has revealed plans to invest more than £50m across three new developments in Calderdale to deliver more than 200 homes. The developments are being delivered in partnership with Calderdale Council and will contribute to the North Halifax Transformation Programme created by the local authority to
Morro, Scape Group’s co-living developer, has been granted planning permission for its 150-home co-living scheme on Kingsland Road in Haggerston. The plans, revised from a previously approved 2020 submission, include an extra 31 homes whilst maintaining the same visual and heritage impact. The approved proposal features an enhanced amenity offering,
Barnsdales appointed as property and asset manager of the 770,000 sq ft shopping centre The Doncaster-based property consultancy Barnsdales has been selected by Frasers Group to undertake the property and asset management of the Frenchgate Shopping Centre. The retailing giant purchased the centre earlier this year and has now chosen
Polypipe Building Services’ Terrain FUZE HDPE has been specified for a HS2 viaduct, to provide an efficient and simple-to-install solution for Eiffage Kier Ferrovial BAM (EKFB), the leading civil engineering company appointed by HS2 to deliver an 80km section of the new high speed rail link between the Chiltern Tunnel
Salford-based builder, Watson, has submitted plans to transform a 1.55-acre site on Charter Street, Accrington into 40 new homes. The development represents the latest chapter in the regeneration of this key site, which previously contained railway sidings, an engine shed, and a sports club and was recently acquired from Hyndburn
Y Senedd in Cardiff played host to the second leg of the APS National Construction Industry Mental Health Awareness campaign, before it moves on to Westminster The Association for Project Safety (APS) continued its UK-wide campaign to promote mental health and wellbeing within the construction industry, taking its message to
Scott Brownrigg, an international design practice, has secured planning permission for the T-Levels Building, a new University Technical College (UTC) facility adjacent to the University of East London Docklands Campus, that expands the existing London Design & Engineering (LDE) UTC’s teaching facilities. The new scheme will provide additional workshops and
GMI Construction Group has been appointed by Sunderland City Council to deliver a £4.9m extension and upgrade to the Centre of Excellence in Sustainable Advanced Manufacturing (CESAM), enabling JATCO to commence production of innovative 3-in-1 electric vehicle powertrains for Nissan’s nearby Sunderland plant. This marks a return to the International
30-year-old among five new Fellowships awarded by the Institution of Civil Engineers. Costain, the infrastructure solutions company, is celebrating the achievements of five professionals who have been awarded Fellowship by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), the highest grade of membership and a globally recognised mark of professional excellence. Fellowship
ENHANCING modern firefighting services and responding to vital community need, work on a new carbon neutral fire station is underway in Surrey, with work set to complete in 2026. The existing Reigate Fire Station, located on Croydon Road, is set to be demolished to make way for a purpose-built 950 sq. m. facility, designed to meet the needs of firefighting crews and the communities they serve. Facilities will include a new kitchen, gym and lounge space, with private rest rooms and shower facilities. A gender-neutral design will be central to the new fire station, as fire and rescue authorities look to encourage more diverse recruitment into the sector, as well as maximise space and cost efficiencies. As a 24/7 operating base, energy management will also be central to the new fire station, with an all-electric and solar solution in place to ensure the facility fits in with the local, regional and national net zero drives. Multi-disciplinary consultancy Pick Everard is supporting the project, operating under the Surrey County Council Professional Services Framework to provide design services up to RIBA Stage 3, while acting in a technical advisory capacity from Stage 4 onwards. The firm was instructed by Surrey County Council and is working closely with contractor Neilcott Construction and the Council to bring the new design vision to life. Chris Gilbert, associate director at Pick Everard, said: “Renovating and modernising fire estates is a crucial undertaking in the blue light sector, ensuring our emergency services have the tools at their disposal to respond quickly to critical need. “The work being undertaken at Reigate is exemplary of this approach, with significant investment allowing for a build that is more responsive, adaptive and energy efficient, meeting the needs of an increasingly diverse and flexible workforce. “We’re looking forward to our collaboration with Neilcott Construction and Surrey County Council, which will provide a comfortable and agile new space for crew members and a vital resource for the local community.” As well as housing its fire crew, the new fire station at Reigate will also provide a space for the South East Coast Ambulance Service, as Surrey Fire and Rescue Service continue to work even closer with their blue light partners. The investment by Surrey County Council forms part of a wider plan to modernise and improve fire and rescue services in the county, with further fire station renovations taking place in Chobham and Lingfield. Training facility upgrades at Wray Park are also part of the wider plan, which is the largest single investment in training for frontline staff in Surrey Fire and Rescue Service’s history. Chief Fire Officer at Surrey Fire and Rescue Service, Dan Quin said: “We are pleased to be making the necessary improvements to Reigate Fire Station. This investment means we can enhance and update our facilities and better serve our communities. “I’d like to thank our staff, partners at Pick Everard and Neilcott Construction, residents and the community of Reigate for their support with this piece of work.” Councillor Natalie Bramhall, Surrey County Council Cabinet Member for Property, Infrastructure, and Waste said: “We are delighted that Pick Everard are facilitating the upgrades at Wray Park. We are making significant investments in our Fire and Rescue Service to ensure that we are providing Surrey’s firefighters with modern, state-of-the-art facilities which align with our net zero carbon ambitions and are fit for the future.” For more information on Pick Everard and the services it provides, visit https://www.pickeverard.co.uk/ Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Top 10 UK housebuilder, Keepmoat, has revealed plans to invest more than £50m across three new developments in Calderdale to deliver more than 200 homes. The developments are being delivered in partnership with Calderdale Council and will contribute to the North Halifax Transformation Programme created by the local authority to regenerate the area and create much-needed housing stock there. Furness Avenue, Turner Avenue and Brow Bottom Lane in North Halifax are being regenerated by the housebuilder with a local housing association, to breathe new life into disused land and create quality new homes – repurposing 15 acres of space. Furness Avenue and Turner Avenue South in Illingworth and Brow Bottom Lane in Mixenden will be transformed into a new flourishing community of more than 200 energy efficient homes. Brow Bottom Lane will see around 50 multi-tenure homes delivered, meanwhile across Furness Avenue and Turner Avenue, nearly 200 new homes will be built for both open market sale and in partnership with a local housing association to meet the needs of the local community. Chris Clingo, Regional Managing Director at Keepmoat, Yorkshire West, said: “We’re thrilled to be delivering hundreds of new homes in the North Halifax area under our strategic partnership model to build quality, sustainable homes as part of the North Halifax Transformation Programme. “We’re excited to begin building at Furness Avenue, Turner Avenue, and Brow Bottom Lane to create new thriving communities in the heart of Halifax whilst rejuvenating brownfield land.’’ Cllr Scott Patient, Calderdale Council’s Cabinet Member for Climate Action and Housing, added: “Driven by local people and their priorities for North Halifax, we’re committed to providing facilities that meet their needs, breathe new life into unused land and tackle local issues. “Our exciting plans for high-quality homes are a significant part of our commitment to North Halifax alongside a range of other improvement schemes, which reflects our priority for thriving towns and places across Calderdale. “As well as transforming the area and reducing inequalities, it’s great that the developments will also help towards fighting the climate and cost of living crises through their embedded sustainable features.” The sites all sit within the Homes England Strategic Place Partnership with West Yorkshire Combined Authority. Master planning for the North Halifax Transformation Programme was partially funded through the Combined Authority and One Public Estate Programme. To find out more about Keepmoat, please visit: www.keepmoat.com The transition to the new Vision 2034 for Calderdale is beginning, encouraging local communities to be bold and ambitious about what we can do next to make Calderdale a better place for all. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Morro, Scape Group’s co-living developer, has been granted planning permission for its 150-home co-living scheme on Kingsland Road in Haggerston. The plans, revised from a previously approved 2020 submission, include an extra 31 homes whilst maintaining the same visual and heritage impact. The approved proposal features an enhanced amenity offering, including a gym, co-working spaces and a landscaped rooftop accessible to all residents. Residents will also benefit from the site’s excellent connectivity, located just 300 metres from Haggerston Overground Station with regular connections to the Victoria Line via Highbury and Islington, as well as Shoreditch and the City. The scheme, which backs onto the Regent’s Canal, is just a 15-minute walk to the green spaces of London Fields. The development will revitalise a currently vacant 0.2-hectare site providing best-in-class accommodation. The scheme will support Hackney in reaching its housing targets as well as providing over 1,500 sqm of affordable workspace to the area. In addition, renewable technologies such as solar PV will feature alongside delivering direct and indirect jobs both during construction and in operation. This is the fourth major co-living scheme in the capital that Morro has secured planning permission for, following approvals in Surrey Quays, Hackney Wick and Walthamstow – indicating the team’s commitment to bringing a diverse range of much-needed housing solutions to the London market. Neil Smith, Managing Director at Morro and Scape Group, said: “At Morro, we are committed to providing flexible, thoughtful, and well-designed housing that meet the needs of contemporary city living. We’re delighted to be working closely with Veretec, Ab Rogers Design, Nicola Harding Design and Hackney Council to transform this site into high quality, canal-side living and contribute to the rich and dynamic character of the area. Work is expected to start on site towards the end of the year. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Barnsdales appointed as property and asset manager of the 770,000 sq ft shopping centre The Doncaster-based property consultancy Barnsdales has been selected by Frasers Group to undertake the property and asset management of the Frenchgate Shopping Centre. The retailing giant purchased the centre earlier this year and has now chosen Barnsdales to oversee key elements of the 770,000 sq ft shopping destination in the city centre. With over 120 well-known brands across two storeys, the Frenchgate Shopping Centre has been a prime shopping destination for over 50 years. Now, with new ownership and new management, it is poised for a period of reinvigoration. Jason Barnsdale, Managing Director of Barnsdales, said: “With its own transport hub, the Doncaster Interchange, and adjoining railway station, it’s certain that when people come to Doncaster, they come to the Frenchgate Shopping Centre. It’s an honour to be entrusted with the everyday management of the centre and to act as asset managers and joint leasing agents with Rawstron Johnson on behalf of the Frasers Group; we’re determined to help it thrive as a bustling shopping and dining destination. “I’m genuinely delighted that Barnsdales has been chosen to manage this iconic Doncaster shopping centre. Barnsdales is headquartered in the city, working nationally from offices throughout the UK. This is a significant instruction for the Barnsdales property management team.” Barnsdales, which was established in Doncaster almost 120 years ago, is now a leading national property consultancy group. With offices in Sheffield, Derby, Nottingham, Bristol, Cirencester, Manchester, Lincoln, and London, Barnsdales’ headquarters is located on White Rose Way in Doncaster – less than two miles from the Frenchgate Shopping Centre. Corinne Mycock, General Manager at Doncaster’s Frenchgate Shopping Centre, said: “The Frenchgate Shopping Centre is delighted to bring on Barnsdales as property and asset managers and joint letting agents. As they are based in the city, we feel they have a close connection to – and an innate feel for – the place, which is essential. “We’re hopeful that having professionals from a company based in and operating from Doncaster will give us a more hands-on, proactive approach.” Barnsdales’ instruction follows several high-profile wins for the company, including the recent appointment to the property and facilities management of Newton Aycliffe Town Centre, a privately owned 200,000 sq ft shopping outlet consisting of 64 retail units in County Durham. To learn more, visit www.barnsdales.co.uk or contact the Barnsdales head office on 01302 323 453. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Polypipe Building Services’ Terrain FUZE HDPE has been specified for a HS2 viaduct, to provide an efficient and simple-to-install solution for Eiffage Kier Ferrovial BAM (EKFB), the leading civil engineering company appointed by HS2 to deliver an 80km section of the new high speed rail link between the Chiltern Tunnel and Long Itchington Wood. Usually specified for commercial and high-rise buildings, the giant Terrain FUZE HDPE pipework, measuring 315mm in diameter, has been supplied in five metre lengths to minimise the amount of jointing and manpower needed to install it at the Highfurlong Brook Viaduct site. The Terrain FUZE drainage system is being used to take rainwater from the deck above, for discharge into the nearby river. FUZE was chosen for its corrosion and abrasion resistance and because it’s tough enough to deal with any heat and movement of the viaduct. Being lightweight to handle meant that less expensive bracketry could be used, without compromising on design and durability. Juan Ramiro, Advantage Engineer at Polypipe Building Services, led the design team after planning on the project began last year in partnership with Polypipe Civils & Green Urbanisation. Juan said: “I was able to create a design for the Highfurlong Brook Viaduct site for EKFB, which considered where to put expansion joints to allow for heat and movement, while using five metre lengths to minimise the need for joints and expensive bracketry. “A total of 140 metres of Terrain FUZE HDPE is being used on this project. The system is ideal because it is extremely durable and has phenomenal resistance to coarse material and abrasion, while the strength to weight ratio means there’s no need to use chains to lift it into place. It only takes two people to handle the five metre lengths specified by EKFB. “With drops ranging from eight metres to three metres high, in more complicated sections we also manufactured bespoke smaller sections which could be pushed together easily and bracketed to the wall.” Ashley Timms, Sub-agent for EKFB, said: “We’re really pleased with the quality of the Terrain FUZE pipework. It’s been simple for our team to install and the whole experience of dealing with Juan and the team at Polypipe Building Services has been great. “There were certainly some design challenges with this viaduct, which is one of the reasons we were keen to use HDPE – because of its flexibility, versatility, and reliability. It doesn’t corrode and can cope with different pressures and stresses, while being easy to joint and install.” For more information about the commercial drainage products and prefabrication service at Polypipe Building Services go to www.polypipe.com/this-is-our-terrain Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Salford-based builder, Watson, has submitted plans to transform a 1.55-acre site on Charter Street, Accrington into 40 new homes. The development represents the latest chapter in the regeneration of this key site, which previously contained railway sidings, an engine shed, and a sports club and was recently acquired from Hyndburn Council. The proposed development comprises 32 houses and eight cottage flats, all of which will be delivered as affordable homes through partnership with a registered housing provider. The scheme has been carefully designed to complement the surrounding area while maximising the potential of this emerging housing allocation site. Located off Charter Street, the development will benefit from good transport links and proximity to Accrington town centre. It will also provide adequate parking and attractive landscaping to create a desirable new neighbourhood. Rob Watson, director at Watson, said: “This planning submission represents an important step forward in bringing new life to this historic site. We have extensive experience in delivering high-quality affordable homes across Lancashire and look forward to working with our partners to create a development that meets local housing needs and contributes positively to the area.” Subject to planning approval, the development will transform a key site in Accrington, providing much-needed affordable homes. This latest scheme adds to Watson’s strong track record in delivering affordable housing across the North West, with more than 1,210 homes completed and 659 currently in development. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Y Senedd in Cardiff played host to the second leg of the APS National Construction Industry Mental Health Awareness campaign, before it moves on to Westminster The Association for Project Safety (APS) continued its UK-wide campaign to promote mental health and wellbeing within the construction industry, taking its message to the Welsh Parliament (Senedd Cymru) in Cardiff. Whilst the overall social stigma related to mental health has been largely reduced with employers now offering staff a raft of support interventions, The Association for Project Safety (APS) remains steadfastly committed to seek greater awareness and understanding on the range of issues which accounts for 24% of all ill health in the construction sector and to compel the industry to consider mental health in a similar vein to physical health. Having successfully launched its campaign at the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh, last November, APS took its message to Y Senedd on Tuesday 14th January. An invited audience made up of APS members in South Wales, local construction companies, cross-party MS members from the Welsh Parliament and representatives from local mental health charities gathered to hear the event host, senior former Labour Minister John Griffiths MS from the Welsh Labour Group, speak of the need for employers and individuals to prioritise mental health awareness and provide support where it is needed. He comments: “Addressing the stigma of poor mental health and promoting positive mental wellbeing across workplaces has never been more important. We need to focus on the great work carried out by APS and its focus on construction. In doing so, we can work towards a mindset change needed to improve workplace mental health.” The event also heard from guest speaker, Dylan Skelhorn – a former Solid Fuel Heating Engineer who sustained life changing injuries following a fall from height 15 years ago. Since his slow mental and physical health recovery, Dylan has been working as a motivational safety speaker, sharing his story to try and prevent others having life-changing accidents. Dylan is involved in projects to prevent Working at Height injuries and deaths and is a harsh reminder to those in all industries and at every level that unfortunately these incidents are still happening today Andrew Leslie, CEO, The Association for Project Safety, believes the construction industry is sitting on a mental-health time-bomb that requires a collegiate approach. “Across society, there is a growing awareness of the benefits to discuss mental health issues, but this societal change is taking time to filter through the construction industry. “Asking for help and opening up about feelings and emotions are not things that come naturally to many of those working in construction. The sad truth is that large numbers of workers will never approach their employer, or even an independent service, to seek support about their mental health. This is especially true of older workers, who are not as comfortable talking about their emotions as newer recruits into the industry. This is why we are taking these events to the seats of power across the United Kingdom to promote positive mental health across the construction sector and let our politicians see what needs to be achieved.” APS plans to hold its next event at The Palace of Westminster in early summer. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Scott Brownrigg, an international design practice, has secured planning permission for the T-Levels Building, a new University Technical College (UTC) facility adjacent to the University of East London Docklands Campus, that expands the existing London Design & Engineering (LDE) UTC’s teaching facilities. The new scheme will provide additional workshops and teaching spaces, allowing the college to increase the learning environment for its students. The new, three-storey building will overlook the Royal Albert Dock to the south. The building’s entrance will be located across a compact central square from the existing LDE building, creating a connection between the two buildings and a focal point for the developing industrial and research facilities in the area. Like the existing LDE building, the new T-Levels Building will feature dark grey terracotta cladding on the ground floor and dark-grey vertical profiled metal cladding on the upper floors. Bright yellow accents – around the entrance and on some windows – will provide visual continuity with bright yellow columns that form an exuberant colonnade along LDE college’s southern elevation. Both buildings allow the general public to interact with the engineering workshops and the teaching spaces, with welcoming open frontages acting as shop fronts to the activities taking place. The workshop on the ground floor has been designed to accommodate large equipment and machinery, while the upper two floors will host other curriculum activities. The new facility will include cutting-edge technical equipment and industry-standard spaces, co-designed with employer partners to meet the demands of the modern workforce. Providing these additional spaces for students will also open up spaces within the existing college for enhanced community programming and public events. The landscape design will extend the existing material palette and treatment across the new site, enhancing consistency and cohesion. This includes paving material and pattern choices, to match the walkways around the existing UTC. The building’s design takes on the ‘Fabric First’ approach with a well performing envelope that aligns with both the Department for Education and the local authority’s sustainability criteria. The design also caters for future expansion and flexibility, allowing the building to be easily adapted in response to the UTC’s future needs. Construction on the new T-Levels building is anticipated to complete in late summer of 2025. UTCs offer T- Levels, full-time, technically oriented education to 14 – 19-year-olds, in preparation for higher education or employment. Oliver Thomas, Project Director at Scott Brownrigg, said: “Continuing to develop LDE UTC’s estate acknowledges the success of the first building that we delivered for them in 2018. Being able to design buildings that facilitate the aspirations and development of individuals and communities, whilst supporting the sustainable growth of both the borough and LDE UTC, is something that we are very proud of.” Geoffrey Fowler, CEO and Founding Principal of LDE UTC, said: “This project is about much more than a building. It’s about investing in young people, addressing the UK’s skills gap, and providing the tools for learners to realise their potential. We are grateful for the overwhelming support from stakeholders, the Greater London Authority (GLA), the Royal Docks Team, Newham Council, our local community and our sponsors Costain, Skanska, Thames Water, the Diocese of Chelmsford and UEL. Together, we are shaping a brighter future for Newham’s young people”. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
GMI Construction Group has been appointed by Sunderland City Council to deliver a £4.9m extension and upgrade to the Centre of Excellence in Sustainable Advanced Manufacturing (CESAM), enabling JATCO to commence production of innovative 3-in-1 electric vehicle powertrains for Nissan’s nearby Sunderland plant. This marks a return to the International Advanced Manufacturing Park (IAMP) for GMI, which originally completed the CESAM manufacturing and research hub in 2019. During the pandemic, CESAM played a vital role as an NHS Nightingale Hospital and later as a mass vaccination centre. This upgrade represents a pivotal step in restoring CESAM to its original purpose – establishing the North East as a leader in advanced manufacturing technology and innovation. The project includes the construction of additional external buildings and modifications to the existing 138,840 sq. ft facility to meet the specific needs of JATCO, a leading Japanese automotive transmission manufacturer. JATCO’s £48.7m investment in the facility will create up to 183 highly skilled jobs, bolstering the UK’s electric vehicle (EV) supply chain. The site will produce 3-in-1 electric powertrains for Nissan’s Sunderland plant, a cornerstone of Nissan’s EV36Zero initiative, a transformative project integrating EV production, renewable energy, and battery manufacturing to establish a global blueprint for the automotive industry’s future. Gary Oates, GMI’s Divisional Managing Director, North East, said: “We’re proud to return to CESAM to deliver this important extension and upgrade on behalf of Sunderland City Council for JATCO. This project is a testament to the quality of our work and highlights our commitment to supporting innovative companies. It also reinforces the North East’s role as a key hub for electric vehicle production and advanced manufacturing.” Michael Mordey, the leader of Sunderland City Council adding: “JATCO’s decision to locate in our city is a testament to Sunderland’s strength as a world-renowned hub for automotive and advanced manufacturing. This investment will benefit our communities and reinforce our reputation as a destination for innovation and growth.” Alan Johnson, Senior Vice President, Manufacturing, Supply Chain and Purchasing for Nissan AMIEO, commented: “This is a fantastic step forward for our world-first EV36Zero plan. Welcoming a key supplier to the North East of England provides a big boost to the efficiency of our supply chain.” Tomoyoshi Sato, JATCO’s CEO, said: “We have enjoyed a long and fruitful partnership with Nissan and are delighted to bring the manufacture of our 3-in-1 powertrain to the UK. I am grateful for the support of the UK Government, Sunderland City Council, and all others involved in the establishment of JATCO UK.” JATCO joins a cluster of automotive and advanced manufacturing businesses located at IAMP, a joint venture between Sunderland City Council and South Tyneside Council. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
30-year-old among five new Fellowships awarded by the Institution of Civil Engineers. Costain, the infrastructure solutions company, is celebrating the achievements of five professionals who have been awarded Fellowship by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), the highest grade of membership and a globally recognised mark of professional excellence. Fellowship is awarded in recognition of the significant contribution engineers have made to the profession and is an endorsement of leadership, knowledge, skills and experience. The list includes Georgia Thompson, who, at the age of 30, is the youngest woman ever to have achieved Fellowship. A chartered civil engineer and design manager currently working as part of Costain’s role as major project partner on the Heathrow Airport terminal asset renewal programme, Georgia has had previous engineering roles on HS2, Network Rail and Transport for London. Since 2023 Costain has successfully supported and coached 13 engineers through the ICE Fellowship application process as part of their career development. This is in addition to many other professional qualifications Costain supports across all levels and disciplines, with more than 450 chartered engineers across the organisation. In addition to Georgia, Costain professionals Simon Chaffer, Richard Helme, John Holding and Clive Glasspool also achieved ICE Fellowship last year. Georgia Thompson, civil engineer at Costain, commented: “It’s an honour to have achieved the highest level of ICE membership. At Costain, our purpose is to improve people’s lives and I’m incredibly proud to be recognised among a peer group of world class engineers that have made such a difference to society.” Katherine Etheridge, ICE regional director, London, South East, and East of England, said: “It’s a privilege to be part of our members’ professional journeys. The ICE’s purpose is to ensure people and planet have the infrastructure they need to thrive, and we can’t do that without our members expertise. Seeing them achieve Fellowship status is always exciting.” Andrew Threlfall, group chief engineer at Costain, said: “Congratulations to Georgia, Simon, Richard, John and Clive for achieving Fellowship status. At Costain, we place great importance on personal and professional growth and developing all our people to be the best they can be. Our engineering-led approach is vital to ensure we continue to deliver predictable, best-in-class sustainable infrastructure solutions for our customers.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals