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Lancashire football club completes flooring of new stand

Vanarama National League North club AFC Fylde is making solid progress on its new Mill Farm Sports Village, with the installation of concrete flooring now complete in all areas of the West Stand. The construction now has concrete floors fitted on the ground floor, first floor, second floor and roof. A January 29th update on […]

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Kent couple safeguards home with extra storey

A husband and wife have decided to add a third storey to their home in Yalding, Kent as a contingency plan to avoid being affected by flooding. Several areas in Britain have been devastated by floods in recent months, which has left many families to deal with damaged houses and loss of possessions. Tim and […]

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Concrete floor market expected to top billion dollar mark by 2020

It has been estimated that the global value of the concrete floor coatings market will surpass the $1bn (£664m) mark by 2020. Research firm Transparency Market Research has recently published a report that analyses the growth and trends of the market between 2014 and 2020. This document assessed factors of the market through the use […]

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Luxury design studio converted flats put up for sale

A couple of apartments are now up for grabs after they were converted from a design studio, in a bid to create more living space in London. The flats have been converted from the studio of former Spice Girl and British fashion icon Victoria Beckham. These luxury apartments are located a couple of floors below […]

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‘Thirsty’ concrete developed to absorb water

13th October 2015 by Sean Couldwell Concrete 0 Comments

Tarmac, a building materials and solutions firm based in the UK, has created a new type of concrete that has the ability to soak up a copious amount of water. This type of porous concrete is able to take in around 4,000 litres of water within the first 60 seconds, with an average intake of […]

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Hollywood star to sell Sydney property

Australian actress Cate Blanchett is selling her luxury Sydney-based property as she is due to relocate to the United States. The concrete-floored property, which is located in the Hunters Hill area of the Australian city, is on the market for £9m. During the 10-year tenure of Blanchett and her family, the house has been extensively […]

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Mersey Gateway ready for next phase

24th August 2015 by Sean Couldwell Concrete 0 Comments

Construction teams from the Merseylink Consortium have completed the most recent phase of building the Mersey Gateway Bridge, and have marked the occasion with a 24-hour concrete pour. The construction team saw a total of 1,400 cubic metres being poured during this timeframe, with the concrete acting as part of three pylons being installed to […]

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University celebrates excavation landmark

The University of Exeter has marked a milestone in the construction of its new £52.5m facility with a topping-out ceremony. Members of the University staff and its partners, including representatives from BAM Construction, were present at the traditional ceremony that marked the construction of the building’s highest aspect, which measures at 40 meters. The building […]

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Farm flourishes on NYC building

A new urban farm has been set up on the rooftop of a skyscraper in New York. The project has been undertaken by Bromley Caldari Architects, who teamed up with Brooklyn Grange LLC and Acumen Capital Partners. The building, located in Long Island City, New York, is a renovated 300,000 sq. ft. skyscraper, which was […]

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Old warehouse transformed to boost Kent nightlife

Entertainment company The Luminar Group has invested in the creation of a brand new nightclub, opened in Ashford, Kent. This is no ordinary nightclub though; the new venue, named Cameo, is a transformed warehouse. Work carried out on the building meant that it was stripped to its origins to give revellers a real feeling of […]

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