Arc Business Interiors were approached to undertake the refurbishment of Wath Academy in South Yorkshire. Part of the project involved replacing existing stair nosings. The Project The new stair nosings needed to be durable and slip resistant, and also adhere to Building Regulations, BS 8300-2:2018 and Equality Act guidelines.For the safety of […]
NEW STRATTON MK3 BOILER FROM HAMWORTHY HEATING Hamworthy Heating, a trusted British manufacturer and supplier of commercial heating and hot water products, is pleased to announce the introduction of its new Stratton mk3 wall-hung condensing boiler, which provides a compact and efficient heating solution for plant rooms with limited space. Offering outstanding efficiency, […]
Capable of offsetting typically around 30% of the energy demands for water heating, solar thermal systems are ideal for schools and colleges that rely on large amounts of domestic hot water (DHW). For the existing education buildings, 80% of which are still expected to be in use by 2050, the application of solar thermal pre-heat […]
17-18 October 2023 | Manchester Central | 11th Edition 130 exhibitors | 120 speakers | 2700+ attendees The annual Education Estates® Exhibition, Conference and Awards will take place in just one month! Held in partnership with the Department for Education, Education Estates® is the leading event for learning environments in the UK, focusing […]
Natural finish Barestone prefinished cladding complements school surrounds Located in Sydney’s west, Denham Court Public School is one of three new public schools in NSW that have been built rapidly using innovative modular construction methods as part of NSW’s major schools building program. Sam Rigoli, partner at Pedavoli Architects led the project and his inspired […]
WaterSafe, the national register of approved plumbers and water contractors, is reminding student accommodation providers to assess the risk of legionella in their property’s water supply, as they prepare to reopen their doors to students. Under the Health and Safety at Work act, property managers have a legal duty to assess the risk of exposure […]
Top Department for Education bosses were quizzed about the government’s response to the RAAC crisis yesterday revealing a lack of communication. 1. Planned rebuilds won’t be bumped, but might be delayed The RAAC crisis has prompted fears that some of the 400 confirmed projects in the current school rebuilding programme could be bumped. But […]
The Royal Institute of British Architects has called for an investigation into the condition of public buildings in light of the ongoing RAAC crisis that is impacting schools across England. The institute said that public buildings must urgently be assessed for the presence of ageing RAAC – reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete – due to safety […]
Spending on Infrastructure fell back 39% in August, whilst education sees a boost in the wake of recent scandals Infrastructure spending fell back 39% in August and saw a 55% fall in planning approvals Construction spending related to schools provides some good news following RAAC crisis Extreme weakness continues in the residential sector in planning […]
More than 100 schools in England are grappling with an urgent problem due to structural concerns, following the dramatic closure of buildings constructed with reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC). But while this situation presents a significant challenge, it also offers a unique opportunity for the Government and the construction industry to reevaluate their approach to […]