Home Blog Page 72
Warehouses are one of the property aspects that the BPF say will be crucial for Invest 2035

BPF calls for Invest 2035 paper to focus on property growth

The BPF has sent a submission to the latest industrial strategy green paper, Invest 2035, stating the property sector will be crucial to economic growth.

Gotham City project rises: How BIM helped to transform 40 Leadenhall...

40 Leadenhall Street is one of the largest buildings ever receiving planning permission in the City of London. Despite this, issues have been rare in the skyscraper’s construction, largely accredited to the interaction of 3D platforms and workflows.

Contract Works Insurance: Safeguarding your project from start to finish

Clarke Williams takes an in-depth look at how the contract works insurance covers ongoing projects, protects against unexpected events, and ensures that UK contractors and developers can complete their jobs without undue financial strain.

Improving business field operations at Road Expo Scotland

Visit Road Expo Scotland to discover how Re-flow’s field management software solves lag-inducing processes.

Beginners Guide to BIM: Demystifying building information modeling for all designers

The Vectorworks 'Beginners Guide to BIM' is tailored for novices in Building Information Modeling (BIM) seeking a smoother integration of BIM into their design workflows.
Construction crane and a new high rise building reflected into a newly built office building.

UPDATE: Winners announced for £80m National Professional Services Framework – full...

Procure Partnerships Framework reveals the 95 consultants awarded a place on its National Professional Services Framework, with 80% of them being SMEs.

Revolutionising construction estimating with Sterling Smart Builder

Experience the power of drag-and-drop simplicity in cost planning, transforming estimates from the ground up with unparalleled transparency and flexibility.

NHBC invests £100M in Multi-Skills Training Hubs

As part of the government's plans to get Britain building again, NHBC launches the first 12 new multi-skills training hubs, backed by its £100 million investment to tackle UK house-building skills shortage.
The Antwerp Declaration, endorsed by RICS, aims to bring sustainability to industry

RICS joins Antwerp Declaration to make industry more sustainable

RICS has announced their endorsement of the Antwerp Declaration, supporting sustainability in the construction industry.
The CITB training updates cover standards and grants for many vehicles, such as excavators

CITB training courses receive duration update

The Construction Industry Training Board has announced standards updates to their training programmes, along with grant updates.
The apprenticeship skills hubs will see the creation of 5,000 new apprenticeships per year

Government to tackle skills shortage with apprenticeship skills hubs

The government has announced the creation of 32 apprenticeship skills hubs to tackle the skills shortage and boost house building.
For Re-flow, attending events like UK Construction Week 2024 (1-3 October) at the Birmingham NEC is an invaluable opportunity

UK Construction Week 2024: Insights, challenges and innovations

For Re-flow, attending events like UK Construction Week 2024 (1-3 October) at the Birmingham NEC is an invaluable opportunity to digest and process the latest developments shaping the construction industry, and to gain key insights into current challenges and opportunities.
The BESA fire damper update intends to make dampers more effective in blocking smoke

BESA fire damper update promotes building safety post-Grenfell

BESA has released a revised version of its industry guidance DW145-'Installation of Fire Dampers and Smoke Dampers', updating statutory requirements in the installation of fire dampers in buildings.
An illustration from the Sport & the City design showing stadium design

Sport & the City: Inspiring a new approach to stadium design

The design approach of stadiums needs to shift from inward looking facilities to places that have an inclusive and engaging relationship to their surrounding urban context and become hubs of community activity.
The ONS construction stats show both comforting and concerning stats for UK construction

New ONS construction stats show growth for industry, but concern for...

The release of the ONS construction stats for 2023 shows a year of record-breaking growth as well as a concerning decline in future projects.
The £22m Cardiff school is set to be completed by Morgan Sindall

Morgan Sindall takes over £22m Cardiff school project from ISG

Morgan Sindall is taking over a £22m Cardiff school project that has been stalled since the collapse of ISG in September.
Over 400,000 work days have been lost due to workplace injuries, according to HSE stats

Construction industry lost 400,000 work days in 2023/24 due to workplace...

The latest Labour Force Survey, which is based on absences self-reported by employees, found that the construction industry has the second-highest rate of workplace injuries out of every industry group.
The social housing report highlights a desperate need for more housing in Wales

CIH supports Welsh social housing report amid crisis

The Senedd's local government and housing committee have published a report titled Social Housing Supply, making recommendations to the Welsh Parliament to increase the supply of social housing.
A flooded UK road, which Schedule 3 of the Flood and Water Management Act will help to address

When will Schedule 3 of the Flood and Water Management Act...

Alex Parkes and Dave Baturst at Rodgers Leask explain how the delay of Schedule 3 of the Flood and Water Management Act can affect developers.
The ARB report shows that discrimination and sexual misconduct are prevalent in the profession

Research reveals shocking levels of discrimination and sexual misconduct in the...

New research from ARB has found that architects face more discrimination and sexual misconduct than many other professions.
Surveyor of the Year Lauren Lemcke (left) and RICS president Tina Paillet (right)

RICS names their Surveyor of the Year

RICS have named Lauren Lemcke as Surveyor of the Year. Learn more about Lemcke and the other awardees here.
The housing project for homeless men will help to tackle homelessness in Manchester

Edmond Shipway to support housing project for homeless

Edmond Shipway have been appointed to build a housing project for homeless men in Manchester. Read more about the project here.
The new BCU net zero facility is located in Birmingham,

New BCU net zero facility opens for sustainable homes

A new BCU net zero facility has opened, upskilling students in sustainability for the new homes target. Learn more about the facility here.
Construction site of a building with a crane lifting a modular section into place representing MMC in Ireland

NESC report: Insights and industry responses on the future of MMC...

Dr Dáithí Downey, author of Boosting Ireland’s Housing Supply: Modern Methods of Construction and Paul Tierney, CEO of MMC Ireland, examine the report’s findings...
PBC Today sat down with MBI's European membership director Alan Milne, to discuss the inaugural World of Modular Europe event and how modular construction is becoming an industry staple.

“A solid foundation to build on”: looking back on MBI’s first...

PBC Today sat down with MBI's European membership director Alan Milne, to discuss the inaugural World of Modular Europe event and how modular construction is becoming an industry staple.
The RICS 2024 sustainability report highlights that more sustainable practices, like heat pumps, need to be adopted

RICS 2024 sustainability report finds commitment to green building practices ‘lacking’

The RICS 2024 sustainability report has launched, detailing where the industry has shortcomings and where it excels. Learn more here.