Press Releases and Media Coverage
Victor Chirilas, Director Mainmark UK, addresses the importance of efficiency in meeting the housing demand in England
In 2015 the Government set out with the ambition to deliver one million ‘net additions’ to the housing stock by 2020, which included conversions and changes of use, giving property developers two clear options: building more housing or renovating/converting existing buildings.
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Lifting efficiency in home production
Architect Projects
19th October 2021
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Victor Chirilas, Director Mainmark UK, addresses the importance of efficiency in meeting the housing demand in England
In 2015 the Government set out with the ambition to deliver one million ‘net additions’ to the housing stock by 2020, which included conversions and changes of use, giving property developers two clear options: building more housing or renovating/converting existing buildings.
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Lifting efficiency in home production
Construction UK Magazine
19th October 2021
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Victor Chirilas, Director of Mainmark Ground Engineering, UK discusses subsidence in heritage buildings and when to seek professional help.
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Maintaining a Heritage Site
UK Construction Online
19th August 2021
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Mainmark, a ground engineering specialist company based in Milton Keynes, is opening a new operational hub in Hampshire, to support a growing portfolio of clients in the South of England. The Australian-owned company established its UK head office six years ago and has completed over 500 projects since then.
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Hampshire: Ground engineering specialist Mainmark opens new hub
The Business Magazine
11th August 2021
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Caring for the long-term health of any heritage building brings unique challenges.
Buildings that have stood for hundreds of years, have their own cultural and historical significance and, whatever their purpose – a school, a church or a stately home – they have a special place in the communities in which they still stand. However, the methods and the materials used in their original construction, don’t always stand the test of time and issues of subsidence are one of the most common problems.
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Subsidence and maintaining a heritage site
HIGHWAYS TODAY
11th August 2021
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The construction industry is known for its heavy use of natural resources, which is often an unavoidable part of the process. However, as the UK Government becomes more conscious of climate change and its impact on the world there is an increasing drive to re-think the way we build and re-design the built environment.
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How can construction move towards a greener way of working?
UK CONSTRUCTION Online
13th July 2021
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The construction industry is known for its heavy use of natural resources, which is often an unavoidable part of the process. However, as the UK Government becomes more conscious of climate change and its impact on the world there is an increasing drive to re-think the way we build and re-design the built environment.
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How can construction move towards a greener way of working?
pbctoday
2nd July 2021
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The construction industry is known for its heavy use of natural resources, which is often an unavoidable part of the process. However, as the UK Government becomes more conscious of climate change and its impact on the world there is an increasing drive to re-think the way we build and re-design the built environment.
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Green issues facing the building, construction and infrastructure industries
Highways Today
21st June 2021
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With thousands of homes affected every year, subsidence can reduce your property’s resale value by as much as 20%. Here’s how to spot it and stop it in its tracks…
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What is subsidence? 5 warning signs every homeowner should know
love PROPERTY
27th March 2021
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The UK’s road and infrastructure network is in constant need of upkeep and traditional remediation methods are often too slow to keep our networks running in a timely, cost-efficient manner. This ultimately leads to much public frustration and loss of confidence in our government’s ability to, quite literally, take us where we want to go.
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Top five challenges facing a return to safe and sustainable road condition
New Civil Engineer
8th January 2021
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The UK’s road and infrastructure network is in constant need of upkeep and traditional remediation methods are often too slow to keep our networks running in a timely, cost-efficient manner.
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Issues facing the UK’s road and infrastructure networks
Highways Today
7th December 2020
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Subsidence compromises the integrity of a building. While concrete underpinning and ground improvement can help to slow or stop a building from subsiding further, sometimes this is not enough. In warehouse and manufacturing environments for example, it is crucial that a building is level and stable to ensure the safety of the facility. Therefore, raising and re-levelling a building can be a necessity.
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The Importance Of Being Able To Lift A Building, And How It’s Done
fmuk
6th October 2020
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