In Depth

Materials

Concrete structures fit for a low-carbon future

We speak to the developers of a concrete floor system that uses 70% less material than traditional reinforced concrete

Materials

Built by Nature: a new network hopes to scale up timber

How the circular economy can bring true sustainability to the build environment

HOUSING

Is estate regeneration a solution to London’s housing crisis?

How the circular economy can bring true sustainability to the build environment

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