Unlocking tomorrow’s building standards: Actis presents at LABC Technical Roadshow
Actis specification manager Elijah Peters will share highlights of the RIBA-approved Tomorrow's Insulation Solutions for Future Homes Standards CPD at the virtual LABC technical roadshow.
Five new trustees join CITB board
Five new voluntary trustees have joined the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB), each of whom will serve a four-year term.
Combatting damp, mould, and condensation for healthier homes
Good governance, information management, proactive communication and education can help landlords maintain compliance – and potentially save lives – by tackling damp, mould and condensation (DMC).
Retrofitting older homes for a greener future
As the UK races against the clock to meet its carbon goals, retrofitting older homes emerges as a critical strategy, explains Trevor Wilkins, managing director at PAH Building & Construction.
Digital twin technology reduces energy consumption by 23% in Uni of...
In a joint study with the University of Liverpool, IES found that digital twin technology was able to reduce energy consumption by nearly a quarter and make operation cost savings of £25,000.
The transformation of construction through the evolution of cloud-based solutions with...
Autodesk’s cloud-based solutions enable the seamless gathering and examination of extensive data generated throughout the entire project lifecycle.
The role of smart technology in modern construction
Mark Seaman, head of Samsung B2B Integrated Offering Team, looks at the increasing demands being placed on developers to make sure their buildings really meet the requirements of today’s occupants, and how smart technology can help.
How to create a safe environment through decontamination pathways design
Andy Robinson, director at Pick Everard, examines the ways in which decontamination pathways can be prioritised in design to ensure a safe environment for those in the fire service.
Skanska wins Network Rail’s Large Portfolio Projects spot
Network Rail has appointed Skanska to its North West & Central region framework for Large Portfolio projects, which covers schemes valued from £7m to £200m.
Vectorworks’ 2024 Open House welcomes designers to a day of discovery
Registration is now open for Vectorwork's 2024 Open House, a virtual event on Tuesday May 7.
How the public sector can boost efficiency and value through technology
Public sector organisations are under increasing pressure to deliver better buildings and services, all while budgets get tightened. This article explores the four ways Bluebeam software can streamline processes.
How BW: Workplace Experts uses 360° Reality Capture to engage with...
BW: Workplace Experts is a commercial fit out contractor in London and the South East specialising in high quality fit outs.
Two new HS2 viaducts in West Midlands gain planning approval
The two new HS2 viaducts are the project's final 'Key Design Element' structures in the West Midlands, marking the next phase of construction.
MMC: How construction technologies are improving outcomes
As the demands for sustainability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness soar, the role of innovative construction technologies has never been more necessary, explains Colin Evison, head of innovation at BAM UK & Ireland.
Premier Guarantee certified as registered building control approver (RBCA)
Premier Guarantee has been approved by the Building Safety Regulator to operate as a registered building control approver (RBCA).
UK construction sector ends 6 month decline, shows March recovery
After enduring a prolonged downturn, the UK construction sector witnessed a notable turnaround in March, marking the end of a six-month decline and hinting at a potential recovery.
Kier to collaborate on next generation of UK nuclear reactors
Exploration of the next generation of UK nuclear reactors will be led by Kier, X-energy and Cavendish Nuclear, following a grant from the government's Future Nuclear Enabling fund.
CIBSE announced as new NABERS UK scheme administrator
The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) has been appointed as the new NABERS UK scheme administrator, after BRE's term ended.
Tackling delays and price inflation in materials procurement with digital
The Build Chain can reduce the cost of materials procurement and cut the time it takes to find and buy what is needed.
AI in planning departments: Friend or foe?
John Mason, associate at Carter Jonas, explores the use of AI in planning departments and its ability to review applications.
Newforma X PBC on-demand webinar: AECO collaboration insights on quality and...
Carl Storms, technical solutions lead at Newforma, presents the latest PBC Today Webinar – AECO Collaboration: Strategies for Quality Improvement and Time Efficiency.
Opening borders to a more responsible construction sector with materials passports
Digital materials passports that detail a building’s components could hold the key to moving away from construction’s throwaway culture and towards a circular economy, says Andrew Mitchell, operations director for sustainability at Mace.
AI-powered (R)Evolution: Advancing digital twins in the AEC/O industry
Dr Jimmy Abualdenien, head of digital product at the Nemetschek Group, explores how AI is revolutionising digital twin technology, enhancing real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, sustainability and energy optimisation, and driving the AEC/O industry towards a modernised and unified future.
Heat pump grant demand soars by 75% in February 2024
Government figures show that heat pump demand is going from strength to strength, as February 2024 saw a 75% increase in demand compared to 2023.
Why data holds the key to unlocking development opportunities
Paul Davis, co-founder at Nimbus, describes how reliable data, technology and the insights they provide are the keys to unlocking development opportunities.
Groundworks contractor Bowie Construction to file for administration
Cambridgeshire-based groundworks contractor Bowie Construction has filed a notice of intention to appoint an administrator.