Existing technology can reduce 50% of built environment emissions by 2030
A recent report from McKinsey & Company titled ‘Building value by decarbonising the built environment’ highlighted how existing technology can reduce emissions by more than 50% by 2030.
BS 5422:2023 revisions welcomed by TICA
The newly published BS 5422:2023 updates standards for thermal insulating materials operating between -40ºc and +700ºc.
Mace bags pre-construction for BREEAM office scheme
Lansdowne House, in Mayfair, London, will be redeveloped into a 10-storey, 225,000 sq ft workplace, with 14,000 sq ft of retail and restaurants.
Ilke Homes up for sale, pauses production at factory
Modular housebuilder Ilke Homes is up for sale, pausing production at their Knaresborough factory with an estimated 4,200 affordable homes yet to be delivered.
Sama Investments unveil new flagship residential scheme in Digbeth
The Birmingham-based residential developer, Sama Investments, has submitted plans for a new flagship residential scheme on a brownfield site in Bordesley Green.
How to improve your electrical workflow
Electrical contractors have the challenging job of balancing the expectations of multiple stakeholders while creating a functional and efficient electrical system that aligns with the budget and timeline.
Do you trust the mechanical calculations generated by your BIM software?
Technology has truly revolutionised construction design and engineering. Advanced BIM software now enables users to generate intricate building designs quickly, incorporating specific components with ease.
Premier Guarantee partners with Caddick Construction for £35m Bolton rental development
Premier Guarantee has been selected by Caddick Construction to offer warranty inspection services and coverage for a new £35m private rental development in Bolton
Catch Re-flow at Rail Live 2023 at stand M80
The Re-flow team is excited to announce their return to Rail Live 2023 at the Long Marston Rail Innovation Centre in Warwickshire, exhibiting at stand M80.
How can technology meet the needs of neurodivergent workers?
How might technology be used in workplaces to meet the needs of neurodivergent people? This is the question addressed by University of Bath mechanical engineering undergraduate Sam Stephens in his final year project sponsored by BIM4Water.
Inspired Villages acquires 27 acre site for Edenbridge retirement community
The Edenbridge retirement community development is the 29th of a planned 34 Integrated Retirement Communities in Inspired Living's £500m joint venture.
UK businesses offered a share of new HS2 contracts
HS2 contracts are available to UK-based companies willing to work in the construction of a fleet of new high-speed trains as HS2 prepares for the next phase of delivery.
Figures reveal 465 incidents of abuse against Birmingham road workers
A new campaign has been launched by the Integrated Programme Alliance (IPA) to raise awareness of abuse against Birmingham road workers.
Plans submitted for flagship Birmingham residential scheme
Sama Investments has submitted plans to deliver a new Birmingham residential scheme which will unlock a new gateway into Digbeth and the city centre.
Academics call for increased visibility of engineering in schools
Academics, in collaboration with NMITE and the Engineering Professors' Council (EPC), have called for more visibility of engineering in schools
Why is compressive strength so important when it comes to insulation?
Ensuring the compressive strength of insulation keeps your building's thermal performance at their optimum- lowering energy demand, emissions and bills.
Revizto goes live at Digital Construction Week 2023
In this episode of Collaboration Corner, Revizto returns to ExCel London to attend Digital Construction Week 2023 to showcase their new phone app, catch up with clients, and more!
Met Office 30 degree weather warning raises importance of insulation
As the Met Office releases a 30 degree weather warning, Actis explains how the right insulation can not only keep homes warm in the winter, but can also reflect heat away in the summer.
The power of a Knowledge Transfer Partnership in streamlining construction cost...
A Knowledge Transfer Partnership between the University of Nottingham and construction consultancy Gleeds is bringing the power of AI to streamline the process for cost estimation.
Stronger planning and project controls called for in Turner & Townsend’s...
Stronger planning and project controls are needed as the construction sector faces a capacity crunch, according to Turner & Townsend's UKMI report.
Atkins Environment Practice to expand by 50% by 2025
Atkins Environment Practice to expand by half in the next two years in response to increased demand for sustainable infrastructure.
Deadline approaches for updated Part L Building Regulations for architects, builders,...
As of June 15, 2023, the grace period for adhering to the revised Part L Building Regulations comes to an end.
Uni of Leicester propose framework for land use decision making
Researchers led by the University of Leicester have proposed a new framework for land use decision making, which could help balance demands and enhance the environment.
Building a career in construction as a female site manager
Keen to fly the flag for females in construction, three female site managers share their experience about building a career in construction.
Modular construction in Ukraine surges amidst rebuilding drive
Modular construction in Ukraine has taken off in order to rebuild the country. John McMullen, marketing director, Modular Building Institute explores the task at hand.
Premier Guarantee’s Competency Training Tour hits the road
Over 130 Premier Guarantee staff across the UK will enjoy face-to-face sessions on the Competency Training Tour.