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Lapitec Bianco Polare in a Satin finish in the entrance hall of a New York skyscraper.
This is Targa, part of the new high-shine Stonika collection in Cosentino's ultra-compact Dekton.
The new BAL Floor Epoxy grout.
Much of the Portland limestone extracted from the Dorset island of Portland these days comes from underground workings.
Sumit Sakar’s ‘From 11’ in Italian marble. The picture on the right shows the piece in production on the Garfagnana Innovazione robot. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Andrew Weeks has been sent to prison for more than three years for forging official documents including CSCS cards.
The new Supraflex SE 14-2 125mm diameter grinder and polisher from Flex. It was developed with a focus on the health & safety of the user.
The new Doosan DL580-5 wheel loader at Johnston Quarry Group's Creeton limestone quarry in Lincolnshire.
Robert Merry discovers life after project management.
Workplace exposure can cause cancer. That's the message of Safety & Health at Work Week, 22-28 October.
September was construction's second busiest month of the year.
BSI introduces Kitemark for BIM Level 2.
Modern slavery gang arrested in London and Romania.
Photo: Metropolitan Police
Two-thirds of RIDDOR reports by companies relate to vibration injuries.
Shawn Williamson is pictured here working on the sculpture of Michael Berry, who founded English Lakes Hotels, and whose sons, Simon and Ben, commissioned Shawn to produce 10 sculptures to form a trail around the grounds of one of their hotels, Low Wood, in Windemere. The works are carved from glacial boulders, which Shawn says are a lot harder than the commercial slates of Cumbria.
Photo: Maggie Dickinson maggiebdickinson.wordpress.com/