MBH PLC is delighted to announce that it collected four of the fifteen accolades at this year’s Brick Awards, held last night at The Hilton, Park Lane in London. The British Brick Manufacturer won Best Refurbishment Project, Best Public & Education Building, Best Housing Design Award and the BDA Chairman’s . . . . Read More
MBH PLC continues to punch above its weight, with 10 of its projects shortlisted across 7 categories for this year’s coveted Brick Awards. The awards, now in their 39th year, recognise excellence in design and construction using brick. Hosted by the Brick Development Association, this year’s winners will be announced . . . . Read More
In recent years MBH PLC has made a substantial commitment to improving the efficiency of its Blockleys factory output, whilst accommodating sustainable measures to future-proof, both functionality and maintenance. Following the manufacturer’s machinery upgrades in 2013 an additional robotic system has been installed downstream associated with handling equipment, to aid . . . . Read More
MBH PLC is once again at the forefront of construction technology, advancing the brick industry’s acceptance for intuitive developments of construction processes, contributing greater access of information to all who use it’s clay products. As the first UK brick manufacturer to offer BIM (Building Information Modelling) product files in 2013, . . . . Read More
The first half of this year has proved to be an exciting, challenging but rewarding time for the brickwork students at Brooklands College. With a vast range of academic achievements under its belt, the brickwork department headed by Christian Hatherall-Good has excelled in offering its students extra-curricular learning opportunities and . . . . Read More
After reading an article in the Daily Echo about a local artist exhibiting at City College Southampton, Bursledon Brickworks Museum commissioned Joe Taylor to create a brick art design entitled ‘A Twisted Shard’. Museum staffs discussed the design with their retired brick makers and were impressed with the artistic merit . . . . Read More
