Resilient delivery starts with better Project Information Management
From design models to approvals and correspondence, construction projects generate vast amounts of information. Managing that data effectively is now a competitive differentiator.
FARO 2026: Looking back and ahead
FARO®, a business of AMETEK®, Inc recaps a successful 2025 and optimistically looks ahead in anticipation of 2026.
How AI and automation are streamlining material buying
When it comes to buying materials, the construction industry is undergoing a major shift — one led by technology. AI and automation aren’t just buzzwords; they’re transforming how subcontractors source, compare, and purchase materials.
The construction industry must step up to tackle the mental health...
Nicola Hodkinson, owner of Seddon Construction, shares why mental health in construction is particularly difficult for self-employed workers.
Manchester town hall refurbishment to cost another £95m
The Manchester town hall refurbishment has been delayed again to 2027, with an extra £95m added to the budget.
Building safety backlog cut down as BSR attempts to keep promise
The building safety backlog of Gateway 2 applications has been slashed significantly, due to the BSR's new Fast Track Process.
SFS Centre Point System launched to enhance accuracy, appearance and the...
Building on its well-founded reputation as a manufacturer of cladding support systems and high-performance fasteners, SFS Group Fastening Technology has developed an advance, user-friendly new Centre Point System for installing flat panels across both steel and aluminium subframes.
Shifting from spreadsheet stress: Grove Mechanical Services embraces technology to streamline...
The fast-paced nature of the mechanical and electrical (M&E) sector and the pressure to shorten project deadlines means contractors can’t afford to spend unnecessary time on administrative tasks or on back-and-forth deliberation with subcontractors over valuations and supply chain payments.
Actis pushes for speedy Warm Homes Plan publication following budget move
This week’s budget announcement that a scheme designed to fund energy efficiency measures for those on low incomes will not be renewed next year means the government’s delayed Warm Homes Plan must be published in early 2026, says insulation specialist Actis.
JP Morgan reveals plans for biggest office building in London
JP Morgan's new Canary Wharf HQ would house 12,000 staff and be the biggest office building in London, for around £3bn.
Plans for £160m Glasgow Chinatown redevelopment unveiled
Plans for a redevelopment of the Glasgow Chinatown shopping centre have been revealed with a £160m investment.
Low-income families at risk as government cuts Energy Company Obligation (ECO)...
In the Autumn Budget, the Energy Company Obligation scheme was quietly set to be cut from March 2026, triggering anger in the retrofit sector.
Heralding a new era of active model-based planning
White paper reveals how planning teams can visualise construction sequences and identify clashes before they become on-site problems.
How machine learning is helping architects design more sustainable cities
Emerging technologies like visualisation and rendering software powered by AI and machine learning enable architects to assess sustainability early in the design process, writes Dan Ring of Chaos.
Research finds AI in modular buildings can drastically cut energy waste
New research has discovered that using AI in modular buildings can reduce user-driven energy waste by up to 87%.
Building safety compliance starts with email management
How effective email governance protects building safety experts and construction professionals from liability while supporting golden thread requirements.
SME firms “overwhelmed” by building safety act, say BESA
The BESA spoke at the London Build Expo and used research to highlight the struggles SME firms face with the Building Safety Act.
Construction industry bodies react to Autumn Budget 2025
Yesterday, Rachel Reeves delivered the Autumn Budget 2025, putting an end to speculation. Here, we have compiled several industry reactions.
New interim Planning Inspectorate chief executive announced
A new interim Planning Inspectorate chief executive has been announced in Graham Stallwood, until a new permanent replacement is found.
Building a strong AI blueprint starts with smarter questions
Generative AI should augment, not replace, human decision-making - but it can only do so with the right blueprint, writes Gaku Ueda, CEO of Mode.
Home building Masterclass series reaches 15,000 delegate milestone
A Home Builders Federation (HBF) initiative, the NHBC Masterclass series offers fully funded training courses delivered by experts in their field covering roofing, bricklaying and dry lining. Aimed at professional tradespeople looking to keep up to date with the latest industry practices, they provide practical skills and improved knowledge to support the delivery of high-quality new homes.
Austria’s largest airport adopts digital twin platform
Vienna Airport is adopting a digital twin to optimise operations and asset management across its facilities at all stages of their lifecycle
Autumn Budget 2025: “Getting spades in the ground and cranes in...
The much anticipated Autumn 2025 Budget has been announced- read more about what it means for UK construction here.
[VIDEO] Heathrow’s third runway plan wins out over Arora
The Department for Transport has chosen the more expensive proposal for a third runway at Heathrow Airport, selecting the airport's own £33bn plan over the Arora Group, which was expected to cost slightly over £25bn.
Oldest residential tower in Edinburgh faces £20m remediation works- or demolition
At 73 years old, Westfield Court is the oldest residential tower in Edinburgh- but is now facing a vote from the Council on remediation or demolition.
Company fined over £16,000 after employee fell from height
A company has been fined £16,650 after one of their workers fell from height through an unprotected skylight opening.