Scottish architecture practice Bracewell, part of Global (formerly Global Energy Group), has expanded its footprint south of the border through the acquisition of Gould Singleton Architects, based in Halesowen in the West Midlands. The move marks a significant milestone in Global’s strategy to strengthen its design and construction presence across
McAleer & Rushe has been appointed as main contractor for a major new purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) project on Tottenham High Road, marking another significant milestone in the regeneration of north London’s historic corridor. Known as The Printworks, the development will combine the restoration of listed heritage buildings with the
Between April and September 2025, significant progress has been made in preparation for the Restoration and Renewal of the Palace of Westminster, following completion of deep ground investigations beneath Parliament’s River Terrace and in the River Thames. Using a jack-up barge, positioned opposite the Palace’s river-facing terrace, specialist UK engineering
Construction firm Beard is marking ten years of delivering ambitious and innovative projects which have transformed communities and businesses across Bristol and the wider region. Beard’s Bristol office opened in September 2015 and was originally established in Westbury-on-Trym, before moving to its current location of Langford Lodge, 109 Pembroke Road
A diverse range of speakers took to the stage at an event seeking to combat the growing construction skills gap through education and training – including former prisoners whose lives it has changed. Building Better Futures, held at King’s College College in Cambridge and organised by Constructed Pathways and Women
Statom Group is pleased to announce the appointment of Gavin Hunt as Chief Development Officer (CDO), reinforcing the company’s commitment to continued growth, innovation, and operational excellence. With more than 25 years of experience delivering complex infrastructure and building projects across the UK, Gavin brings extensive technical and leadership expertise
Multi-disciplinary design practice, rg+p Ltd has announced it has made a series of promotions, rewarding ten members of staff with new roles. The promotions have been made across the practice’s London and Leicester studios, recognising the achievements of individuals across six disciplines including Architecture, Architectural Technology, Interior Design, BIM, Administration
Leading North West civil and structural engineering consultancy Sutcliffe, today announced a commitment to train 40 new engineers over the next decade, marking its 40th anniversary with a substantial investment in tackling the UK’s engineering skills crisis. The announcement coincides with Sutcliffe’s milestone celebrations, with the firm’s 40th anniversary event
Specialist logistics developer Padrock has started construction on a new 210,000 sq ft urban multi-let industrial (MLI) and logistics development in Leyton, east London. Leyton Logistics Hub, will comprise 11 units ranging from 6,000 sq ft to 36,000 sq ft all of which will target EPC A+, BREEAM Outstanding ratings
Gracie Group, a luxury London property developer, has exchanged on Stanmore Gardens, a landmark £180 million GDV residential-led development opportunity in Stanmore town centre, north west London. The acquisition, from Notting Hill Genesis, facilitated by real estate advisor CBRE, marks a major addition to the Group’s expanding £550 million London
Scottish architecture practice Bracewell, part of Global (formerly Global Energy Group), has expanded its footprint south of the border through the acquisition of Gould Singleton Architects, based in Halesowen in the West Midlands. The move marks a significant milestone in Global’s strategy to strengthen its design and construction presence across the UK and take on larger, more complex projects nationwide. Under the agreement, both firms will continue trading under their established names – Bracewell and Gould Singleton Architects – with all staff and management retained. The deal brings together two respected practices with complementary expertise, uniting Scottish design creativity with Midlands-based technical and delivery strength. Bracewell senior partner David Keith said the collaboration represents an exciting new chapter for both firms.“As long-term admirers of Gould Singleton Architects – and Stephen Cox and fellow director Peter Icke – myself and fellow Bracewell senior partner, Amanda MacRitchie, are thrilled to bring together these two long-established practices. While we will both continue to operate individually under our strong and recognised brands, servicing clients in our key markets, the scaling up of our resources this investment brings will allow the enlarged entity to work closely together to grow and explore bigger opportunities, which is really exciting for us all.” He added that since Bracewell joined the Global portfolio last year, the practice has already experienced the advantages of being part of a larger, multi-disciplinary organisation – from access to new sectors to enhanced resources and collaboration. Gould Singleton director Stephen Cox said the partnership was a natural fit for both firms.“Having previously worked closely with other companies in the Global portfolio, we are excited to join together with David Keith, Amanda MacRitchie and their team to explore new markets and deliver bigger projects together,” he said. “This really is a meeting of minds and a great fit, with the combining of our resources, capabilities and geographical reach allowing us to work with existing and new clients to deliver major commercial and residential projects right across the UK.” The acquisition strengthens Global’s architectural presence across the country and marks another step in its long-term vision to unite leading design and construction expertise from Scotland to the Midlands and beyond. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
McAleer & Rushe has been appointed as main contractor for a major new purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) project on Tottenham High Road, marking another significant milestone in the regeneration of north London’s historic corridor. Known as The Printworks, the development will combine the restoration of listed heritage buildings with the construction of a contemporary new-build structure to the rear, creating a total of 287 student bedrooms. Eleven of these will be located within the refurbished period properties at 807 and 819–829 High Road, while 276 rooms will form part of the new modern extension behind them. The project is being delivered on behalf of High Road West (Tottenham) Limited, a vehicle established by Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, and will provide high-quality, sustainable living spaces designed to support student wellbeing and community life. The scheme’s design balances respect for Tottenham’s architectural character with forward-looking sustainability measures. The retained façades will preserve the distinctive local streetscape, while the new construction will introduce energy-efficient systems, modern communal areas, and landscaped outdoor spaces. The combination of heritage conservation and contemporary student housing reflects a wider trend across London’s urban regeneration areas, where adaptive reuse and low-carbon design are driving investment in education-focused developments. Mark Diamond, senior director at McAleer & Rushe, said the company was proud to bring its expertise to such a significant project.“We’re thrilled to be delivering The Printworks, a landmark scheme that showcases our expertise in creating high-quality, sustainable student accommodation while celebrating and preserving local heritage. This development marks an exciting new chapter in the regeneration of Tottenham High Road, and we’re proud to be contributing much-needed student homes and modern spaces that enhance wellbeing and community for future generations.” McAleer & Rushe has a strong track record in the PBSA sector, with several large-scale university and private accommodation schemes across the UK and Ireland. The Printworks adds to its growing London portfolio and represents another example of the contractor’s ability to deliver complex urban projects that combine conservation, sustainability, and community value. Once complete, the development will not only meet the rising demand for student housing in the capital but also play a key role in revitalising one of Tottenham’s most historic streets. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Between April and September 2025, significant progress has been made in preparation for the Restoration and Renewal of the Palace of Westminster, following completion of deep ground investigations beneath Parliament’s River Terrace and in the River Thames. Using a jack-up barge, positioned opposite the Palace’s river-facing terrace, specialist UK engineering teams drilled 14 boreholes into the Thames riverbed to assess its geological makeup. These marine surveys focused on capturing a detailed snapshot of the riverbed’s condition, providing essential data to support potential future construction near the river frontage and any temporary works within the Thames. Lord McFall, the Lord Speaker said: “I was very impressed by the professionalism and dedication of the experts on board the drilling platform in the Thames, and it was an eye-opening to see London clay dating back millions of years and ancient riverbed material before it was packed into crates and sent for analysis as part of the restoration and renewal programme.” Judith Cummins MP, Deputy Speaker of the Commons and R&R Programme Board Chair, said: “Our experts are getting on with the job of planning for the extensive restoration of the Palace of Westminster. It was great to meet the drilling team who are based across the UK showing the great opportunity for specialists and suppliers nationwide to get involved in restoring Parliament.” Andy Piper, Design and Engineering Director at the Delivery Authority said: “These investigations have given us invaluable insight into the geological conditions east of Parliament, an area that has never been mapped in such detail before. Alongside critical data to inform design, we confirmed the location of Charles Barry’s 19th-century cofferdam, a fascinating glimpse into the engineering behind the rebuilding of the Palace following the fire of 1834.” The River Thames works were delivered by leading UK ground investigation specialists, Structural Soils, part of the RSK Group, under the direction of the Restoration and Renewal Delivery Authority. Gareth Jones, Structural Soils’ Senior Engineering Project Manager, said: “Our team applied specialist expertise in overwater drilling under tidal conditions, using boreholes, Cone Penetrometer Tests, and geophysical surveys to assess site geology and hydrogeology. Advanced CHIRP modelling also enabled us to create a 3D model of the superficial soils. These works were undertaken from both a central moonpool and from a cantilever that provided a stable, over-the-edge platform from which we could safely work close to these historic structures.” On land, boreholes drilled on the River Terrace aimed to confirm the boundary between two major geological layers: the London Clay Formation and the deeper Lambeth Group. These ancient formations have been beneath London for tens of millions of years and are key to understanding how future basements, and service routes can be safely constructed. London Clay is widely used for tunnelling due to its stability, while the Lambeth Group presents more challenging ground conditions, including high water pressures. The River Terrace installations include two distinct types of monitoring equipment. Groundwater monitoring devices have been installed to track changes in water quality and conditions over time, providing essential data on tidal fluctuations that will inform the design of future basement structures. In addition, due to the proximity of the boreholes to the Palace, vibration monitoring devices were deployed to assess any potential impact on the historic building and its collections. This data will be critical in understand how the structure responds to subterranean works and will help guide the safe decanting and protection of heritage objects during future construction phases. The River Terrace surveys, carried out by UK site engineering specialists Concept, also marked a shift in logistics management on the Restoration and Renewal Programme. With limited land access to the Palace of Westminster’s River Terrace – due to traffic, safety, and heritage considerations – the project team used the Thames to deliver heavy drilling equipment directly to site. This innovative approach helped overcome complex site conditions while keeping disruption to the surrounding area to a minimum. James Palmer, Director of Marine Operations at the Port of London Authority, said: “There is real scope for the river to support construction projects with freight being moved safely and greenly on the Thames. Even the biggest engineering challenges, such as the restoration and renewal of Parliament, can benefit from embracing those possibilities, delivering operational efficiency, while alleviating emissions and easing pressure on the city’s roads.” What’s next? These latest investigations build on seventeen previous borehole surveys across the Parliamentary Estate, adding valuable new data to support the Delivery Authority’s advanced digital modelling of the Palace. For the first time, advanced digital tools are replacing thousands of legacy drawings and files, providing a single source of accurate information that shapes the scope, sequencing and delivery of future works. While lab testing of borehole samples continues, early findings from the River Thames deposits have offered clues about how Charles Barry’s cofferdam was dismantled. A buried timber pile found just below the riverbed suggests the structure was cut down rather than fully removed – echoing an 1849 article that described the difficulty of extracting timber piles from the river. These insights will help guide potential future activity along the river frontage, and are already being shared with the team behind the Victoria Tower project, who are using similar vibration monitoring techniques to assess the impact of their own planned works on the historic structure. Costed proposals for the Restoration and Renewal of the Palace of Westminster, detailing delivery options, timescales, risks, and benefits, are expected to be published later this year. All options represent a significant, multibillion-pound investment in the future of the Palace, supporting jobs and opportunities across the UK, including for craftspeople and specialists. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Construction firm Beard is marking ten years of delivering ambitious and innovative projects which have transformed communities and businesses across Bristol and the wider region. Beard’s Bristol office opened in September 2015 and was originally established in Westbury-on-Trym, before moving to its current location of Langford Lodge, 109 Pembroke Road in Clifton. The office has grown from a team of just three to a 54-strong workforce, delivering high-quality design and build, new-build, restoration and refurbishment projects across sectors including heritage, commercial, healthcare, residential, sports, leisure, and education. Experienced construction professional Mike Hedges led the Bristol office from its inception before being promoted to company operations director in 2023. He said: “For more than 130 years, Beard has delivered exemplary projects that support businesses and enhance communities across diverse sectors. “The Bristol team has been instrumental in Beard’s recent success, and we’re proud of the collective achievements over the past decade. “This milestone is a testament to the skill and dedication of our team, past and present, as well as the trust and expertise of our valued customers, subcontractors, suppliers, and wider network. My thanks, on behalf of the Beard directors, goes to all of them.” To mark the occasion, Beard hosted a celebratory event at the Royal West of England Academy (RWA) earlier this month, attended by team members, supply chain partners, and customers. In 2022, Beard completed the RWA’s light and inspiration project, a scheme to reduce the building’s reliance on fossil fuels and improve the efficiency of the historic building. It was the most significant refurbishment in over a century, also delivering structural repairs and improving accessibility to preserve the cultural landmark. Matt Cooper, Bristol director since 2021, has steered the team through a period of significant growth. He added: “The work of our Bristol office demonstrates Beard’s wider commitment to quality, innovation, and community impact. We’re thrilled to celebrate this milestone with our team and partners, and we look forward to helping shape Bristol’s built environment for many more years to come.” One of the Bristol team’s first projects was the £4.7million refurbishment of the University of Bristol’s law school. Beard also delivered the iconic new Being Brunel museum for the SS Great Britain Trust, telling the story of Brunel’s impact in Bristol and beyond. Beard Bristol’s current projects include the construction of a gorilla house and visitor centre for Bristol Zoological Society; the restoration of Glastonbury’s Baily’s Building into a dynamic co-working space; and the refurbishment and extension of One Friary Quay in Bristol. Other projects in Bristol’s varied portfolio over the past decade have included: Beyond construction, the team has raised over £18,000 for Grief Encounter this year alone. Their chosen charity for two years, the organisation provides specialist bereavement support to children, young people and their families. Money has been raised through everything from skydives and cycle challenges to dress down days and bake sales, reflecting the team’s commitment to positive community impact. Founded in 1892 by Edward William Beard, the company is now led by the fourth-generation of the family, Mark Beard. Its head office opened in Swindon, followed by Oxford, Guildford and Bristol. The firm opened its newest office in Southampton in January 2024. For more information about Beard, visit www.beardconstruction.co.uk. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
A diverse range of speakers took to the stage at an event seeking to combat the growing construction skills gap through education and training – including former prisoners whose lives it has changed. Building Better Futures, held at King’s College College in Cambridge and organised by Constructed Pathways and Women in Construction Anglia, looked to shine a light on the opportunities for people to train and join the industry. Latest figures reveal more than 225,000 additional workers are needed across the UK to fuel the government’s plans to build 1.5 million new homes by 2030. Among the speakers and attendees were former prisoners who spoke of how innovative training in construction, coordinated by Constructed Pathways, had transformed their lives. Suffolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner Tim Passmore, also spoke at the event. “I thought it was a brilliant event and just shows the potential and power for collaboration,” he said. “From my point of view as a Police and Crime Commissioner, getting ex-offenders into work is really important, so I’ll do anything I can to promote that. “We need more houses built and there’s lots of big civil engineering projects happening in the region, so anything I can do to help that cause, I will. “This event has been a great place for networking and showing what we can do – the power of collaboration has been here in bucket loads.” Alongside the various construction training programmes it runs, Cambridgeshire-based Constructed Pathways has supported prisoners at HMP Peterborough, giving them hands-on training and experience, helping them to find work in the sector on release. Steve Coleby, Director of Constructed Pathways, said: “This event has been a huge success, with some truly inspiring speakers taking to the stage. “The construction sector has a looming crisis ahead which it is well aware of, and needs innovative, short and long-term plans to find the workers to meet the government’s ambitious homes plans. “This event brought together industry and education leaders to address the growing skills gap issue, and it has been great to see people eager to work together to find solutions.” Clare Friel, founder of Women in Construction Anglia, added: “It has been an amazing day, seeing so many people coming together to tackle this important issue. “The construction industry is an incredible sector to be part of and it’s so important we showcase the opportunities to people so we can meet the challenges ahead.” For more information on Constructed Pathways and its training programmes, see here.For more on Women in Construction Anglia, see here. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Statom Group is pleased to announce the appointment of Gavin Hunt as Chief Development Officer (CDO), reinforcing the company’s commitment to continued growth, innovation, and operational excellence. With more than 25 years of experience delivering complex infrastructure and building projects across the UK, Gavin brings extensive technical and leadership expertise to the group. His background in major civil engineering and structural works, combined with a deep understanding of groundworks and reinforced concrete delivery, will further strengthen Statom’s capabilities across its core business areas. In his new role, Gavin will lead the development strategy for Statom Group — driving growth initiatives, enhancing efficiency, and building strategic partnerships to support the company’s long-term objectives. Working closely with Group Chairman Tommy Brown, CEO Stan Nikudinski, and directors across all divisions, he will focus on strengthening the group’s development pipeline and advancing its position as one of the UK’s leading specialist contractors. Commenting on his appointment, Gavin said: “I was drawn to Statom Group because of its strong reputation for delivering high-quality projects and its commitment to innovation within the construction and infrastructure sector. The company’s focus on safety, sustainability, and collaboration really stood out to me. I’m looking forward to contributing to Statom’s continued success and being part of a team that clearly values both excellence and integrity.” Group CEO Stan Nikudinski added: “We’re delighted to welcome Gavin to Statom Group. His experience, leadership, and forward-thinking approach will be invaluable as we continue to evolve, improve efficiency, and drive innovation across our operations.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Multi-disciplinary design practice, rg+p Ltd has announced it has made a series of promotions, rewarding ten members of staff with new roles. The promotions have been made across the practice’s London and Leicester studios, recognising the achievements of individuals across six disciplines including Architecture, Architectural Technology, Interior Design, BIM, Administration and HR/Practice Management. Two of the ten, architects, Nuno Mota and Victoria Torres, take on directorships in the London studio, with the remaining eight moving into management, senior leadership or executive level roles. These promotions will provide opportunities for managing and mentoring junior members of the team; progressing individual knowledge and skills; championing excellence in design and technical execution; streamlining operational procedures; and supporting wider business goals, including relocating the Leicester studio to Canopy House later this year. rg+p’s newly promoted team includes: Rob Woolston, architectural director at rg+p comments: “This year has seen positive growth across many divisions of our business so we’re proud to reward our talented team with this series of promotions. Many of those recognised have been with us for multiple years, or in some cases, over a decade, so it’s been a privilege to see their continued development. “Nurturing talent from within is an integral part of our culture, and it’s especially rewarding to see people advance their careers while contributing to some of our flagship residential, BTR and later living projects across London, the Midlands, the South East and South Coast. “This investment in our team, alongside the upcoming relocation of our Leicester studio to Canopy House, marks the start of an exciting new chapter and means we are well-positioned for future growth,” concludes Rob. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Leading North West civil and structural engineering consultancy Sutcliffe, today announced a commitment to train 40 new engineers over the next decade, marking its 40th anniversary with a substantial investment in tackling the UK’s engineering skills crisis. The announcement coincides with Sutcliffe’s milestone celebrations, with the firm’s 40th anniversary event taking place on October 8th at Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium in Bramley Moore. Operating from offices across Liverpool, Manchester, North Wales, London and the Midlands with a team of over 65 employees, Sutcliffe’s decade-long commitment directly addresses critical industry projections. The Royal Academy of Engineering has warned the UK faces a shortage of up to 1.5 million engineers by 2030, while ECITB data shows 91,000 engineers – representing 19% of the current workforce – are approaching retirement by 2026. This skills shortage threatens to undermine the Government’s ‘Build Baby Build’ target of delivering 1.5 million new homes, with engineering capacity becoming an increasingly critical bottleneck in housing delivery nationwide. Throughout its four-decade history, Sutcliffe has maintained a strong commitment to developing new talent, with a significant proportion of the current team having begun their careers with the company. The firm’s proven track record includes comprehensive apprenticeship programmes, graduate development schemes, and mentoring initiatives that have developed hundreds of engineering careers. The initiative addresses the growing financial barriers facing young engineers, with four-year university engineering degrees now costing up to £89,000, creating significant obstacles for talented individuals seeking to enter the profession. Sean Keyes, CEO at Sutcliffe, said: “The construction industry I joined over four decades ago is facing an unprecedented challenge. We’re looking at a skills crisis where nearly one in five engineers will retire just as demand for engineering expertise is set to surge by 28%. This isn’t simply an industry issue – it’s a fundamental threat to our ability to deliver the homes and infrastructure our communities desperately need. “At Sutcliffe, we take pride in nurturing talent from the ground up. Some of our most senior engineers today started their journey with us as apprentices or graduates, and they’re now leading complex projects across the UK. Our commitment to train 40 new engineers over the next decade isn’t just about securing our own future – it’s about ensuring our industry has the skilled professionals needed to tackle the challenges ahead. “We’re not waiting for others to act. This is about taking responsibility and investing in the next generation who will inherit the built environment we’re creating today. The young engineers we train now will be the ones solving tomorrow’s challenges, and we’re determined to give them every opportunity to excel and lead the way forward. We have a responsibility to pass on our knowledge to the next generation.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Specialist logistics developer Padrock has started construction on a new 210,000 sq ft urban multi-let industrial (MLI) and logistics development in Leyton, east London. Leyton Logistics Hub, will comprise 11 units ranging from 6,000 sq ft to 36,000 sq ft all of which will target EPC A+, BREEAM Outstanding ratings and will be aligned with Article 9 of EU Taxonomy (climate change mitigation). Once complete, the scheme will have a gross development value of around £130m. Padrock has appointed Glencar Construction to build the development, for the construction contract. Practical completion is expected in mid-2026. The site provides excellent connectivity to London as it is located off Church Road within the A406 North Circular Road and in close proximity to the A12. Leyton Logistics Hub will deliver a modern multi-unit scheme of best in class specification industrial and logistics accommodation, which will embed sustainability throughout, including green walls and roofs. Padrock partner, Mark Symonds, said: “Leyton Logistics Hub is a significant development for Padrock as it further reinforces our expertise at identifying, securing and delivering strategically located sites which serve London. “Our partnership with Glencar Construction will allow us to build high quality, sustainable and flexible space which will provide Leyton with a long-term economic asset. “We are experiencing strong occupier interest and, now that work is underway, we are entering into advanced negotiations with a number of parties who we hope to announce in due course.” Headquartered in London, Padrock is a developer and asset manager which specialises in logistics and light-industrial assets across the UK and Europe. Alongside Leyton Logistics Hub, the company’s UK portfolio comprises Dagenham Logistics Hub in east London, Hertford Logistics Hub in Hertford and Erith Logistics Hub in Erith, south east London. Agents for Leyton Logistics Hub are Lambert Smith Hampton, DTRE and Glenny. For more information on Padrock, visit www.padrock.co.uk, and for Leyton Logistics Hub visit www.padrockleyton.co.uk. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Gracie Group, a luxury London property developer, has exchanged on Stanmore Gardens, a landmark £180 million GDV residential-led development opportunity in Stanmore town centre, north west London. The acquisition, from Notting Hill Genesis, facilitated by real estate advisor CBRE, marks a major addition to the Group’s expanding £550 million London portfolio of residential and mixed-use projects. Located immediately north of Stanmore Broadway, the 2.58 acre freehold site comprises Anmer Lodger and its ground to the north and Stanmore car park to the south. Identified in the Harrow Local Plan for residential use, the site offers significant potential for a high-quality, design-led town centre scheme. Planning consent was previously secured for residential and retail uses on the site and positive pre-application discussions with the London Borough of Harrow and Greater London Authority have supported the opportunity for an enhanced mixed-use development. The site is within a six-minute walk of Stanmore Underground Station (Jubilee Line) providing direct access to Bond Street in 30 minutes and London Bridge in under 40 minutes, with the M1 and M25 also close by. Stanmore is one of north west London’s most desirable suburbs home to leading schools and surrounded by extensive green space including Stanmore Country Park and Bentley Prior Open Space. Gennaro D’Alo, Development Director of Gracie Group said: “Stanmore Gardens represents an exceptional opportunity to deliver a transformative residential-led development that will enhance the surrounding area. With our robust land fund and a £550 million portfolio already under management, this acquisition underlines our ambition to invest in places with long-term potential and strong community value.” Jonathan Allen, Senior Director, CBRE said: “Stanmore Gardens is a significant town centre site with potential for regeneration. Its location, transport connectivity and established planning context make it a prime opportunity for a residential-led scheme of real quality.” The acquisition follows the launch of the Gracie Group brand earlier this year which unveiled a £550 million portfolio of mixed-use and residential-led projects across London and the South East. The purchase of Stanmore Gardens further demonstrates the Group’s commitment to delivering sustainable, design-focused developments in key growth locations. For more information about Gracie Group visit https://graciegroup.co.uk/ Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals