All organisations rely on others for services, equipment or raw materials essential to running their businesses to some degree. In the construction sector, perhaps more so than any other, an effective supply chain is vital to the smooth running of almost every project. 

In the realm of contemporary architecture, the integration of sustainability principles has become not just a trend, but a necessity. As the world shifts towards practices that are more considerate to the environment, architects and designers are constantly seeking innovative solutions to reduce environmental impact while enhancing the quality of living spaces. One such architectural element that has emerged as a cornerstone of sustainable design is the atrium. 

If hearing the word ‘construction’ makes you think of building sites and hard-hats - boy, have we got news for you! Like so many other industries, the construction world has advanced in leaps and bounds over recent years, and now offers so many career pathways in almost any area of work you can think of. It can be creative, high-tech, eco-focused… but always exciting. If you feel you may have the personality, skills and drive to fit into the amazing world of construction, read on!

The only thing certain to any of us at the moment, is that we’re living in uncertain times. However, as we are (hopefully) on the fringes of overcoming the pandemic and with a semblance of economic stability being recorded in the UK, January 2022 has brought with it a sense of optimism. 

Historically the construction industry has been resistant to change. Whether it’s a lack of investment, shortage of skilled workers or productivity issues, the sector has been slow to adapt as old habits die hard. However, with environmental, social and corporate governance values, also known as ESG values, the construction industry has an opportunity to step up and be a leader for positive change.