What is Fire Resistance | Part Two – BS 9999 vs Approved Document B & Fire Engineering
January 9, 2014 7:07 pmVarious methods can be employed to assess and improve fire resistance in a building, i.e. the minimum time a building... View Article
Various methods can be employed to assess and improve fire resistance in a building, i.e. the minimum time a building... View Article
Heritage buildings are an integral part of our culture and our history and, as such, it is vital that we... View Article
In our last blog article, we looked at ASET (Available Safe Egress Time) and how this can be manipulated to... View Article
Spaciousness and flexibility are key elements of modern architecture. Open plan living, open plan working and large un-divided spaces offer... View Article
Modern architecture for buildings such as shopping malls, public concourses, atrium spaces etc. has led to increasingly high ceiling clearance... View Article
Fire service personnel faced with the task of tackling a blaze high above the ground or deep in a basement... View Article
When considering methods of fire suppression, water mist systems offer certain benefits to building designers and end user occupiers, but... View Article
Fire risks and scenarios in buildings are unpredictable and there are a vast number of different scenarios that could occur;... View Article
The UK’s Building Regulations are primarily concerned with providing a standard of life safety, in case of fire. They do... View Article