Below you can read our online magazine, Perspective.
Our team of experts share their unique perspectives on a wide range of topics.
The value of permanent stop-ends when driving project efficiencies
In the age of virtual reality and artificial intelligence, should the ability to successfully pour large concrete slab foundations, still rely on timber shuttering or frames and a team of skilled carpenters?
Plywood Subfloors - Are you making the correct choice?
Peter Clifton from PERI UK, an importer of plywood flooring, raises some questions and offers his expertise on what to look out for when choosing plywood subfloors.
Climbing full speed ahead with RCS Max at Wembley Park Gardens
Work on the tower started in December 2023 and the project has been ahead of schedule ever since, partly due to adopting a crane-free climbing approach.
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PERI UP façade access facilitates Treadgold House’s journey to carbon-neutral
Situated in West London, Treadgold House is a 4-storey residential estate undergoing refurbishment to provide residents with a more thermally efficient building.
Sizewell C - The next big thing in nuclear energy production
As work on Hinkley Point C continues, Infrastructure Sales Manager at PERI UK, Matt McCarthy reflects on how this project will provide a template for temporary works requirements for Sizewell C.
Balancing the training equation in the formwork industry
We spoke with Terry Hall, Site Instructor at PERI UK, to understand how formwork training programmes needed to evolve with modern construction methods.
How system scaffolding can speed up recladding projects
Charles Stratford, Business Development Manager for PERI UP Scaffolding, highlights the importance of utilising system scaffolding to speed up remedial work on high-rises.
The innovative formwork travellers shaping HS2 Copthall Tunnel
Situated between HS2’s Northolt Tunnel and the Colne Valley Viaduct, the 880m-long reinforced concrete tunnel will blend into its natural surroundings, covered with trees and plants once construction is complete.
Going full circle on Manchester’s first cylindrical high-rise
Three60 is one of the newest high rises making its way into Manchester’s skyline. On completion, it will stand 51 storeys tall and comprise over 400 apartments.
Building bridges on a major dualling project in Wales
Construction on the A465 Heads of the Valleys project has been ongoing since the early 2000s, with the final sections, section 5 and 6, due for completion in 2025.
