Past masters

Article Abstract:

Architectural conservation is becoming increasingly popular in the UK, increasing its atake in the building industry. Practitioners need to understand history and craftsmanship. The move toward using traditional material for old buildings is practical as well as aesthetically pleasing. This is true for covering for timber frame buildings which are less likely to rot with lime-based render than if sand and cement is used. Hi-tech solutions can be used to monitor buildings.

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Still smiling?

Article Abstract:

The author examines the economic forecasts and conditions of the regions in the United Kingdom, and its possible effects on the construction industry and architects. The article, using smiley indicators, covers regions such as the South-west, London, East Anglia, Wales, the Midlands, Yorkshire and Humberside, Scotland, and Ireland.

Architectural services, Forecasting, Analysis, Economic aspects, Architectural firms, Economic forecasting, Business forecasting

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The show must go on

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the refurbishment works carried out in the Royal Albert Hall, London, United Kingdom, while the shows continued to take place are discussed. Particular attention is given to technical details of the improvements, including the introduction of air-conditioning.

Performing Arts, Spectator Sports, and Related Industries, Halls & Auditoriums, Contracts, Maintenance and repair, Theaters, Auditoriums, Royal Albert Hall, London

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