In the high-rise construction industry, building usage, regulation changes, and tenant requirements evolve. A building’s infrastructure needs to be able to accommodate that change over time. Riser systems play an important role in making sure that happens. They carry...
Riser floor systems are an important part of a building because they connect several disciplines at once, including structure, building services, and fire performance. These systems affect the project from the very beginning of design all the way to the final...
Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) are radically changing the UK high-rise construction industry, prioritising off-site production and assembly, efficiency, and sustainability. For riser design, these methods mean a smarter, more integrated approach to meeting...
In the fast-moving environment of modern construction, change is inevitable. The design and positioning of MEP services evolve, client requirements shift, and coordination between trades must continually adapt. But few areas feel the impact of these changes more...
Embodied carbon targets are now front and centre for developers and Tier 1 contractors working on large commercial schemes. The UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard has set upfront embodied‑carbon benchmarks in the range of 500–800 kgCO₂e/m² for projects designed in...
Service risers are critical vertical shafts that carry vital building services such as electrical cabling, plumbing, communication cabling, firefighting water pipes, and HVAC systems. Because they penetrate multiple floor levels, they can pose a risk for vertical fire...
