A continuing source of innovation in concrete

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Madge Networks has reached a pre-let agreement on the former British Cement Association Site in Wexham Springs, England. The site, which has been redeveloped by Lynton, covers 10,693 sq mt. It now offers four main office and research buildings. There are a number of examples of the innovative use of concrete in construction, especially pre-cast concrete eaves units. This is appropriate, given the history of the site, which was also the headquarters of the Cement and Concrete Association for more than 35 years.

Author: Billington, Cliff
Usage, Concretes, Design and construction, Buildings and facilities, Office buildings, Concrete, Madge Networks Ltd.

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Safer than you think

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Issues are presented concerning the safety of construction sites. Overall safety levels have improved although there was a rise in fatalities in 2000 when compared with 1999. The most common causes of death are discussed.

Author: Williams, Austin
Construction industry, Safety and security measures, Occupational health and safety, Occupational safety and health, Patient outcomes, Mortality, Statistics, Construction workers

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