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Lodge Building: A Comprehensive Guide to Construction, Design, and Planning

UK Construction Blog

The post Lodge Building: A Comprehensive Guide to Construction, Design, and Planning appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Lodge building has evolved from simple estate structures to versatile, modern constructions serving diverse purposes across residential, commercial, and recreational sectors. What is Lodge Building?

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Light Steel Frame Systems: A Modern Solution for Sustainable Construction

UK Construction Blog

The post Light Steel Frame Systems: A Modern Solution for Sustainable Construction appeared first on UK Construction Blog. What Are Light Steel Frame Systems? Light steel frame systems are innovative construction methods that utilize thin sheets of steel, known as cold-formed steel, for building structures.

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Timber Framing Design: Complete Guide to Traditional Structural Planning

UK Construction Blog

The post Timber Framing Design: Complete Guide to Traditional Structural Planning appeared first on UK Construction Blog. When most builders think construction, they think of starting with a foundation and working up. What is Timber Framing Design?

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Geoquest Australia: Every step of the way

Roads Online

Through close collaboration and careful design, Geoquest Australia has again showcased its ability to deliver major infrastructure project components, this time on the largescale Wilman Wadandi Highway project in Western Australia. Geoquest Australia has a proud history of catering for infrastructure projects in Australia and New Zealand.

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Navigating London’s Party Wall Act: A Construction Professional’s Guide

UK Construction Blog

The post Navigating London’s Party Wall Act: A Construction Professional’s Guide appeared first on UK Construction Blog. The Party Wall Act 1996 remains one of the most misunderstood aspects of London construction projects. Many contractors discover party wall requirements mid-project, causing expensive delays.

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PassivHaus Casa AYA in Uruguay

Natural Building

The use of concrete was reduced by 93% compared to conventional construction by using raised foundations. The suspended floor, as well as the exterior and interior walls, were made from prefabricated, compressed wheat straw panels manufactured by a local company. The walls were plastered with clay sourced directly from the site.

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Fenestration and glazing: Seismic performance specification considerations

Construction Specifier

By Amy Becker Photo courtesy Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) Specifiers and design professionals should always consider seismic performance attributes for buildings in areas that previously have experienced the damaging effects of earthquakes. Building codes are adopted with the intent to preserve life and safety.