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Watertight concrete structures to BS 8102:2022

The Concrete Centre

Emily provides a snapshot of some of the key changes in the 2022 revision of BS 8102. The revision to BS 8102 (Code of practice for protection of below ground structures against water from the ground) was published in March 2022. 

XO Apartments, London

The Concrete Centre

Precast piers and as-struck exposed interiors bring concrete to the fore of this energy-efficient apartment block in north London.

Neptune Wharf, London

The Concrete Centre

A decade in the making, Haworth Tompkins’ canalside regeneration project next to the Olympic Village is now complete, with more than 500 homes and its own fashion district

King's College, London

The Concrete Centre

The Quadrangle project at King’s College London makes intelligent use of in-situ and precast elements to bring a forgotten basement space back to life as a cutting-edge research facility

Eurocode 2 FAQs

The Concrete Centre

This page addresses frequently asked questions surrounding Eurocode 2

PI59, Amsterdam

The Concrete Centre

An unloved 1970s office block is transformed into one of Amsterdam's most stylish workplaces

Juniper House, London

The Concrete Centre

A hybrid concrete frame and hand-placed facade help Pollard Thomas Edwards deliver 91 mixed-tenure homes on a near-impossible site next to Walthamstow station

Urbanest Battersea, London

The Concrete Centre

Short spans and slim slabs provide an efficient, rigid frame for England’s largest Passivhaus development

Carbon data for project LCA

The Concrete Centre

How concrete can deliver energy efficiency through low embodied and operational energy and carbon for housing and structural frames.

Using 56 day concrete strengths

The Concrete Centre

Tony Jones of The Concrete Centre discusses the embodied carbon savings to be made by choice of cement types when specifying concrete at 56-day strength.