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Worker reunited with items left behind as an apprentice in 1979
A plumber who worked in the restoration of York’s Bootham Bar five decades ago has been reunited with objects he left behind at the time. Sixty-two-year-old Mick Colley was presented with a Park Drive cigarette packet, a 10p coin and playing cards that he placed under the lead roofing while working as an apprentice for…
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Can operational excellence drive profit and sustainability?
In today’s competitive landscape, operational efficiency has become a deciding factor in winning contracts. Clients increasingly demand robust documentation for compliance assurance, while intelligent systems that integrate quality, finance and logistics in real-time provide unprecedented visibility and control. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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Historic Filipinotown Kitchen Remodel: 1930s Charm Meets Modern
In the world of Los Angeles real estate, you’ll find a few things in abundance: sun, sprawl, and renovated kitchens that look like they were designed by an algorithm. But when a costume designer and a production manager found a 1932 Spanish Revival co-op in Historic Filipinotown, they saw something rare: an original 1930s kitchen…
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HVAC vs air source heat pump — which should you choose?
When it comes to comparing HVAC vs air source heat pumps, things can get a little confusing. Thankfully, the experts we spoke to are here to help. ‘When comparing air source heat pumps to traditional HVAC systems, especially from a UK perspective, it’s important to understand that these systems aren’t direct equivalents,’ explains Mars Mlodzinksi,…
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HVAC vs air source heat pump — which should you choose?
When it comes to comparing HVAC vs air source heat pumps, things can get a little confusing. Thankfully, the experts we spoke to are here to help. ‘When comparing air source heat pumps to traditional HVAC systems, especially from a UK perspective, it’s important to understand that these systems aren’t direct equivalents,’ explains Mars Mlodzinksi,…
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These Were The Most Purchased Items In July (SO Many Fun Suprises!)
It’s been a while since we’ve done one of these posts, but July was an unexpectedly BIG shopping month for you all, so we thought we’d share our insider info. WHY? Well, because it’s fun and, as the Kyle Cook meme goes, “SUMMER. SHOULD. BE. FUN”. What we personally loved about this month was how…
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How this London home turned offcuts into a design choice
In Bethnal Green, a garage conversion reflects a growing shift in sustainable architecture, by celebrating the use of recycled materials. Designed by Featherstone Young, the 58m² property makes visible what most homes hide, placing materials like OSB, terrazzo tile offcuts, and natural linoleum front and centre. The result is a sustainable space that champions function…
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Bergkamp Enters CCPR Market with Launch of Journeyman Mobile Mix Plant
Bergkamp has entered the Cold Central Plant Recycling (CCPR) market with the launch of its Journeyman Mobile Mix Plant, expanding its presence beyond slurry and micro surfacing equipment. Designed with input from contractors and operators, the Journeyman focuses on ease of use, uptime and jobsite flexibility. It supports a wide range of material mixes —…
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Why Construction’s Summer Safety Plans Must Include Mental Health
Summertime means intense heat and challenging working conditions for many Americans. In the construction trade, the inevitable result is a rise in serious injuries and fatalities (SIFs) — and a renewed focus on physical safety measures. However, as we pay more attention to the prevention of heat-related illnesses and accidents during the summer, a crucial…
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8 garden pond ideas for spaces big and small
The latest garden pond ideas include everything from contemporary designs with a modern edge to natural wildlife pools to encourage biodiversity. If you have a compact urban garden there are also smaller scale ideas that will work for you, such as a simple freestanding stone or concrete basin design. The style of pond you choose…