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House-builders commit to bird boxes and hedgehog highways https://lnkd.in/emMqgBpU Many of Britain’s biggest house-builders have signed up to an initiative to support wildlife on their new developments. Read Full Article: The Construction Index #Construction #UKConstruction #Building #Infrastructure #Engineering #ProjectManagement #ConstructionNews #InnovationInConstruction #SustainableConstruction #MegaProjects

BOARD UP🏚 Will it cause additional damage? Listen as we explain the exact purpose of a board up and how Golden Coast Construction and Restoration does it.

Boosting Breakwater Resilience: Ridgeway Rockbags® as a Superior Foundation for Armour In the ever-evolving realm of coastal engineering, the need for robust, resilient structures has never been more critical. Enter Ridgeway Rockbags®, a groundbreaking innovation that is reshaping breakwater construction by delivering a solid and stable foundation for armour layers. Traditionally, breakwater foundations have faced significant challenges. Issues such as suffusion and suction, exacerbated by relentless wave activity, can jeopardize the integrity of these vital structures. The consequences? Costly repairs and compromised safety for coastal communities. Ridgeway Rockbags tackle these challenges with a pioneering approach: 1. Enhanced Density 2. Minimized Wave-Induced Erosion 3. Improved Long-Term Performance Incorporating Ridgeway rockbags into your breakwater design offers a multitude of benefits: 1. Reduced Risk of Structural Failure 2. Enhanced Stability and Performance 3. Minimized Maintenance Costs Ridgeway Rockbags stand as a testament to our commitment to delivering innovative and reliable solutions for coastal protection. By choosing Ridgeway, you are not just investing in a product; you are investing in the future resilience of your coastal infrastructure. Embrace the evolution in breakwater construction and experience the unparalleled benefits that Ridgeway Rockbags bring to your projects. #coastalengineering #breakwaterconstruction #RidgewayRockbags #resilientstructures #coastalprotection #innovation #infrastructureresilience

A lot of good stuff in this newsletter! Check out pages 6-7 to learn a bit more about the scanning of the James Scott Memorial Fountain. Page 8 features my cute pup! And page 28 highlights my recent awards from the IRWA Mapping Competition! Thanks for the feature Rowe Professional Services Company!! #GrowWithROWE #Surveying #RealityCapture

Stone Slinger in Action! Recent Queensland Projects We’ve been hard at work across Queensland, placing tonnes of material with precision on a range of projects. Check out our latest video to see the Stone Slinger in action! #RockSlinger #QueenslandConstruction #MaterialPlacement #Earthworks #ProjectSuccess

The Wayanad landslide disaster has created a deep scar in our hearts. We all should stand together to help those affected rebuild their lives. It's heartening to see support pouring in from different corners to help the displaced people get back on their feet. It's high time we focus on sustainable construction practices that are best suited to hilly places like Wayanad. We need to explore sustainable construction approaches best suited for the hilly terrain while rebuilding the required infrastructure for rehabilitating the displaced people. Structural engineers, environmental scientists, geologists, and urban planners should come together to develop infrastructure that can address the unique challenges of the region. The focus should be on sustainable construction minimising environmental impact. As a socially and environmentally committed steel manufacturer, Kairali TMT has a dedicated Research-and-Development division and a team of experienced engineers who will be readily available to provide assistance to stakeholders involved in the rebuild mission.

New Blog - what kills street trees In this fortnight's blog post we talk about three ways to kill trees on construction sites. What can affect them and how what might seem like something minor can cause major issues later on. Click the link below to read. https://lnkd.in/gwNyT4Pi #construction #newblog

Seeing the recent landslide in Wayanad was truly heartbreaking.  It’s a reminder that we need stronger preventive measures for construction to avoid such disasters. Here’s what we believe could make a real difference: 🏗️ Before starting any project, do thorough soil tests and slope stability analysis. It’s crucial to understand the ground we’re building on. 🏗️Good drainage is key.  Design effective systems like ditches and pipes to manage water and keep slopes stable. 🏗️Use retaining walls and geotextiles to reinforce slopes.  Planting trees and ground cover can help stabilize soil and reduce erosion. 🏗️Let’s use modern tech like slope monitoring systems and rockfall netting to stay ahead of potential issues. 🏗️And most importantly, we should also educate and involve local communities in landslide preparedness. What are your thoughts?  How can we contribute to safer construction practices and better protect our communities?  #landslideprevention  #construction #safety

#Environmentday #Generationrestoration. I am so loving this year' theme as it also afford one an opportunity to address the issue of rehabilitation which is one of the most neglected part of construction activities. It is of critical importance that all construction projects familiarize themselves with a concept of "rehabilitation as you go" as it gives more chance for a full #vegetationrestoration in all disturbed areas. #Ourland #Ourfuture and together we can contribute to #landrestoration #IamGenerationRestoration

Construction and land development are unforgiving fields – mistakes echo long after they're made. Availability is crucial, but accountability is the foundation. It’s the grit to stand by decisions and the dedication to deliver on every commitment that truly builds a reputation and a legacy.