144th RICS president chosen for 2026
Nick is bringing around 30 years of experience to the role of president of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), having served as chair of the CBRE Middle East and North Africa Region.
A year in construction & engineering: On the brink of AI...
Kenny Ingram, VP of C&E and Chris Knight, global industry director, C&E, IFS explore why the construction industry is yet to embrace AI adoption- and the benefits it could be missing out on.
Vectorworks highlights 2026 industry trends shaping the future of design
Vectorworks, Inc., reveals its 2026 industry trend insights, outlining the key forces set to define the architecture, interior architecture, landscape architecture and design, and live events industries.
Deltek’s CISO Rebecca Harness makes her predictions for 2026
Rebecca Harness, CISO at Deltek, lays out her predictions for the built environment in 2026.
The dangers of construction dust: interview with CIOB researcher
PBC Today interviewed researcher Dr Scott McGibbon and campaigner Athol Hill regarding the dangers of construction dust and silica.
[VIDEO] Two key HS2 viaducts completed over Christmas
Two key HS2 viaducts near Water Orton have been completed, allowing work to begin over other major roads into the new year.
New Homes Week 2026 theme announced
The Home Builders Federation (HBF) has announced the theme for New Homes Week 2026, with the 'Power to Move' taking centre stage.
Your top stories of 2025 on PBC Today
Building backlogs, bribery and business collapses- read more about this year's top ten stories on PBC Today.
Making scaffolding more sustainable
Shin Nakamura, President of one to ONE Holdings Pte. Ltd, explores how Japan is taking the international lead on making scaffolding more sustainable.
Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) upholds decision on Chinese excavator anti-dumping duties
After a request to reconsider imposing anti-dumping duties, the TRA is maintaining the decision on Chinese excavator anti-dumping duties.
House of Lords Committee report on high-risk buildings used CIOB evidence
The CIOB has revealed the evidence and recommendations it made to the House of Lords Committee's inquiry into the BSR's Gateway 2 delays.
New clear insulation material could make windows much more efficient
Physicists at the University of Colorado Boulder have created a clear insulation material called Mesoporous Optically Clear Heat Insulator, or MOCHI.
In numbers: how infrastructure businesses use field management software
When we talk about innovation, sometimes it’s the smaller repeated tasks that, when streamlined, deliver the biggest impact- especially when it comes to field management software.
NFB backs plans to build UK’s first new city in 50...
The National Federation of Builders (NFB) is backing plans to build the UK’s first city in over 50 years saying it will enable growth, help solve the housing crisis and create something as “well loved as the NHS”.
UK housebuilding viability at a 15 year low, according to HBF
UK housebuilding viability is at its lowest in 15 years due to decreasing confidence, approval rates, and increasing costs.
Construction companies that couldn’t survive in 2025
Learn more about the construction companies that have fallen into administration after tough economic times in 2025.
Expanding workforce and using MMC are vital for UK to meet...
With the government agreeing that a sharp surge in housebuilding is required if it is to hit its 1.5 million target, insulation specialist Actis says constructing more offsite homes and increasing the construction workforce will play a key role in helping to meet that goal.
The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill’s Right to Buy
Victoria Yeandle, from Lanpro, discusses whether the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill can revive failing high streets.
Re-flow Field Management achieves ‘G2 High Performer’ status
Re-flow have been recognised as a ‘High Performer’ in G2’s Field Service Management section – a significant milestone for the company.
Nature Restoration Fund established to improve environmental outcomes
Alongside the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, a Nature Restoration Fund has been established to protect the environment in housebuilding.
Are we missing the economic value of construction waste?
Rashmi Rungta, a PGD student at the Cambridge Institute of Sustainability Leadership, discusses the value of re-using waste in construction.
Planning and Infrastructure Bill becomes law
The Planning and Infrastructure Bill has entered into law with Royal Assent yesterday, lending some much needed certainty to the industry.
Materials passports: How they lead to the complete Golden Thread of...
As the built environment moves towards net zero and greater circularity, materials passports are a tool used to improve transparency and sustainability in buildings.
Collaboration, teamwork and 4D model construction
Major construction projects are getting harder to deliver. Programmes are more compressed, scopes are larger and more complex, the risk profile is harsher and clients expect fewer surprises. In that reality, how teams plan and work together becomes decisive, writes James Bowles.
Small UK housebuilders confident despite challenges, say FMB
A survey conducted by the Federation of Master Builders at the Winter Parliamentary Reception shows optimism among small UK housebuilders.
FARO 2026: Looking back and ahead
FARO®, a business of AMETEK®, Inc recaps a successful 2025 and optimistically looks ahead in anticipation of 2026.