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The construction industry is no pillar of innocence within this plastic epidemic. In this blog post therefore, we will explore the concept of overconsumption of plastic throughout the sector and how the use of off-site construction can aid in reducing this dangerous level of waste.
The wide-ranging applications of offsite methods are emulated by the vast range of sectors within which they are used. But how wide-reaching are the applications of modular buildings? In this blog we will explore how the UK hopes to use these techniques to help communities in need, and how the buildings we produce can help to aid similar projects closer to home.
Competition for school places has always been a tough reality for pupils across the country and an almost constant pressure for schools. Considering the significant lack of funding that the schools themselves face, even having enough physical space to accommodate pupils is another major concern for those working in education. Schools are therefore commonly faced with the unwelcome task of balancing the amount of space they can provide to pupils and balancing the books.
Construction is arguably one of the most important industries in society; an essential element for the growth and sustainability of every community. As such, it is crucial that the methods and techniques used within the sector are routinely developed to ensure they can keep up with the increasing demand.
Being such a major element of national infrastructure, the construction industry is an important player in the high level of emissions the UK emits. Here we look at how the industry may be affecting climate change, and how turning to offsite construction could be a step towards a more environmentally-friendly sector.
Offsite construction is a relatively new technique in the mainstream construction sector, offsite methods have changed the way in which developers approach their builds. Here we will look at how the report highlights why the industry may not be turning to offsite construction methods as often as it should.
