About Zahidashruff
Worked within the construction industry for the last 22 years I have seen it all, from bad Health and Safety practises to new and wonderful materials and solution to everyday construction related issues.
Currently on a journey to re-educate my self in current construction jargon, I have successfully completed a National diploma in Construction and the Built Environment ( Distinction )
HNC Construction and the Built Environment ( Distinction )
HND Construction and the Built Environment ( Distinction )
In my 2nd year of degree in Construction Management and due to complete my dissertation on BIM (Building Information Modeling ) and the integration of building regulations.
Featured articles and news
Read about the history behind one of Italy's most recognisible buildings.
Roland Busch of Siemens AG looks at how cities can fight climate change.
Every home and small business in Great Britain will be offered a smart meter by the end of 2020.
Conservative conference - industrial strategy
The PM’s speech stole the headlines but what was said about infrastructure at the Conservative Party conference?
We interviewed the photographer Jade Doskow about her new book documenting the strange architecture of World's Fair sites.
Industry leaders join CIOB and Stronger Together to tackle modern slavery in construction.
Earthquakes and resilient cities
Drawing on the recent Mexico earthquake, a collection of free journal articles has been assembled.
Base date in construction contracts
Read this introductory article to the base date in construction contracts.
Why is this American teapot-shaped gas station historically significant? Find out here.
Plans for the first phase of Vastint’s 16.5-acre Tetley Brewery development project get the green light.
This article explores the question, how should we regulate the real estate industry?
Specialist regeneration and investment developer UandI announces ambitions with new Manchester office.
Ideas competition - enter today
Do you have a great idea for how tomorrow's challenges can be met by today's buildings? Enter our ideas competition today.