The attitude to the food retail industry has changed over the years, with both the practical experience and personal attitude having changed over time. This has affected the demand for supermarkets and the way they need to be built. Public attitude to supermarket shopping has...
Offsite construction is an increasingly popular process choice. It’s a broad term but one that basically includes any component that has been constructed somewhere other than the location of use. In this whitepaper we will examine the increasing popularity of offsite construction and the advantages...
Offsite construction could soon become the delivery model of choice for many construction projects, and here are some reasons why… Financial benefits of offsite construction There are a number of financial benefits that offsite construction can bring, such as the shorter build time incurring lower revenue and...
On Wednesday 10th May 2017 pupils from Salford's Primary School were introduced to their new bee hive and colony. With up to 25,000 bees in residence, they now have a vibrant hive of European Honey Bees [Apis mellifera]. The children have been hugely enthusiastic and keen to...
Offsite construction is one of the latest techniques to be employed throughout the construction industry. It involves the construction of modular elements of a project to be completed in situ then transported to the site to be pieced together into the finished build. So what...
The central difference between offsite construction and traditional onsite construction is that many different components are individually manufactured offsite before being assembled together, compared to being fully manufactured and built onsite. With this in mind, what does this mean for the skills supply chain? What skills...
Offsite construction, increasingly used for modular-style construction projects, offers a number of pros and cons. This is completely different to a standard onsite build project, as structures are built at a different location and transported in one piece to the construction site. So why are...
RG Group are proud to announce the recent completion of London’s first Moxy hotel, Marriott’s brand focused on the rapidly growing 3-star-tier segment. The 164 room hotel with 42 parking spaces is located less than 300 metres from Excel, London’s largest indoor exhibition and conference centre...
The supply chain is the backbone of the construction sector. Strong links ensure that relationships within the supply chain are efficient and function well, that raw materials are where they need to be when they are required, and that the right workforce is supplied. An...
As any construction company will know, your supply chain is central to the success of the project in hand. If you can manage all the members within the supply chain successfully, then this will lead to optimum construction management and ultimately, very satisfied customers. Here...