Builders under fire

By Adrian Barrick and Adrian Barrick 2002-07-19T00:00:00

That is no reason for complacency, however. The fact that timber frame buildings appear to be most vulnerable – because their cavities are lined with combustible material – brings resonances of 1983's cataclysmic World in Action programme. This is unfortunate because, in many ways, timber frame 2002-style is unrecognisable from ...

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