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Allplan’s latest BIM software features cutting-edge tools that streamline design to construction processes and improve project outcomes

Allplan 2025: Streamlining construction workflows with BIM

With increasing material costs and delays arising from late changes, when it comes to construction, efficiency, accuracy and collaboration are paramount. With this in mind, the latest version of Allplan’s BIM software has been equipped with cutting-edge tools designed to streamline design to construction processes and improve project outcomes.
Justin Sullivan joined the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) on 1 January 2025 and welcomed 9 new members to the Governing Council.

RICS welcomes 143rd President and new Governing Council members

Justin Sullivan joined the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) on 1 January 2025 and welcomed 9 new members to the Governing Council.

Contractors All Risks Insurance: All you need to know

Contractors All Risks Insurance (CAR) serves as a comprehensive solution, providing peace of mind for all stakeholders involved in the project—contractors, owners, and subcontractors alike.
3d printing single-family house with concrete. New technology house building using a modern CNC machine

Performance-based construction for sustainable structures

Marvel at groundbreaking innovations transforming construction, as self-repairing materials and green technologies pave the way for sustainable structures.
Construction of the Colne Valley viaduct, part of the HS2 progress update

[VIDEO] HS2 progress update shows significant advances for the project

The latest HS2 progress update shows significant advances for the project, as well as detailing a busy year ahead.
Mental health in construction is important

When it comes to mental health at work, “start the year...

Samantha Downie, managing director of Mates in Mind, discusses the importance of not only starting work on mental health, but continuing work.
Nutrient neutrality guidance has prevented the construction of 1,000s of homes in the UK

Nutrient neutrality housing dispute granted permission to appeal

CG Fry & Son Ltd have been granted permission to appeal a nutrient neutrality dispute delaying an entire phase of their homes construction.
construction innovation can enhance the industry, says Bret Tushaus of Deltek

Construction innovation demands more than new technology in 2025

Bret Tushaus, VP product at Deltek, describes what construction innovation will need to flourish in 2025 and how this can be achieved.
Construction honours are ushered in with the new year

2025 sees in several construction honours awards

Construction honours have been awarded, with several individuals being awarded OBEs in various aspects of the industry
Many projects will likely be left in the lurch for some time after the Clarkebond liquidation

Sudden Clarkebond liquidation shocks employees

The sudden Clarkebond liquidation has left many employees in shock as yet another large firm in the industry collapses.
Development in central London, the kind that Lendlease has worked on

Lendlease to be bought by US private equity firm

Lendlease will sell their construction business to the US private equity firm Atlas Holdings, the firm that owns Permasteelisa.
In their new white paper, Deltek explores the potential of generative AI to drive project efficiency and streamline workflows

Exploring the project management potential of generative AI

In their new white paper 'Adopting Emerging Tech: How to Streamline Project Management and Boost Productivity with Generative AI', Deltek explores the potential of Gen AI to drive project efficiency.

Better manage your worksites with smart resource scheduling

Maintaining visibility over large operations spread across multiple areas is a challenge. Managers wanting more control over their teams should consider the benefits of software with smart resource scheduling.
UK Construction Week (UKCW) will once again unite the construction industry’s professionals and innovators at London’s ExCeL 7-9 May 2025

UK Construction Week London is paving the way for the construction...

The UK’s largest event for the built environment, UK Construction Week (UKCW), is set to once again unite the construction industry’s professionals and showcase groundbreaking innovation at London’s ExCeL 7-9 May 2025.
Exploring the true potential of digital twins in the AECO sector

Exploring the true potential of digital twins in the AECO sector

Alex Brihac, VP of AEC strategy and execution at Hexagon’s Geosystems division, discusses the findings of its Digital Twins Industry Report
Senior woman carrying her just bought Christmas tree from her car to her house- hope she has the right insulation!

As the festive season approaches, make sure you have the right...

"It's gonna be a cold, cold Christmas without you," goes the song - but alas, it's an even colder one for those living in poorly insulated homes, warns Actis.
Construction decision making will work closely with NPPF reforms

Real planning reform is about better decision making

In the wake of reform to the NPPF, Viral Desai of AtkinsRéalis discusses how better decision making can capitalise on the benefits on offer.
AUREOS, formerly Keltbray Infrastructure Services Ltd., specialises in rail infrastructure

Keltbray Infrastructure Services renamed to AUREOS

Keltbray Infrastructure Services Ltd has been renamed AUREOS after being acquired by EMK Capital in August of this year.
The construction supply chain should be cautiously optimistic, say the CLC

Optimism for construction supply chain in 2025 despite challenges

The Construction Leadership Council's final message of 2024 is spreading a careful optimism for the construction supply chain.
Catch up on Bentley's Year In Infrastructure and Going Digital Awards in Vancouver with a new video retrospective

[VIDEO] Bentley looks back on Vancouver and 20 years of infrastructure...

Catch up on Bentley's Year In Infrastructure and Going Digital Awards in Vancouver with a new video retrospective.
As the year comes to an end, it's time to look back on the top news of 2024

Collapses, collaboration and cladding remediation: PBC Today’s top news of 2024

As the year draws to a close, it is once again time to look back at the top construction news of 2024 for PBC Today.

Is your highways business ready for decarbonisation?

In this article, Re-flow breaks down a few highlights from the Road Expo 24 in order to provide a quickfire guide to innovations across highways, construction, and landscaping.
The SBD awards celebrate developments incorporating crime prevention measures and techniques after working with Designing Out Crime Officers

Architects practice building highly commended at annual SBD awards

The SBD awards celebrate developments incorporating crime prevention measures and techniques after working with Designing Out Crime Officers.
3D printed social housing has the potential to revolutionise construction

Ireland’s first 3D printed social housing project underway

Louth County Council has announced that work has commenced on 3D Construction Printed (3DCP) social housing.
Construction insolvencies accounted for over 17% of all in October

Construction insolvencies accounted for 17.4% of all insolvencies in October

Data from the Insolvency Service has demonstrated that there is still a worryingly high number of construction insolvencies.
Build Warranty looks back on 2024's housing market trends in the UK and asks what they mean for the year ahead

UK housing market trends: challenges and opportunities ahead in 2025

Build Warranty looks back on 2024's housing market trends in the UK and asks what they mean for the year ahead.