Newforma forges strategic channel partnership with TD SYNNEX Datech to accelerate...
Newforma has announced a strategic channel partnership with Datech, for improved Construction project data management.
Mace Construct restructure announced for 2026
A new Mace Construct restructure has been announced, splitting into three units aimed at bringing security and growth.
[VIDEO] UK’s longest rail bridge completed
The UK's longest rail bridge has been completed as a part of the HS2 project over the River Colne and Grand Union Canal.
How AI can help fix construction
Construction is under pressure from thin margins and an overworked, undersupplied workforce. AI can help to make the industry smarter, safer and stronger – but technological adoption must be accompanied by cultural change, writes Hari Vasudevan, founder and CEO of KYRO AI.
Is Build-to-Rent a new market in the UK housing sector?
Tim Barrett, chair of the Construction Alliance North East, discusses the future of the UK Build-to-Rent sector.
Vectorworks, Inc. and DIALux launch BIM workflow for advanced architectural lighting...
New partnership streamlines BIM collaboration and enhances lighting design workflows through IFC compatibility.
New Stabicad for AutoCAD Mechanical from Trimble boosts productivity and compliance
Trimble's Stabicad for AutoCAD offers enhanced functionality for mechanical professionals with precise designs and streamlined workflows.
Digital twins diverting construction waste from landfill win 2025 iTwin4Good Challenge
A team of students harnessing digital twin technology to tackle construction has been named the winner of the 2025 iTwin4Good Challenge.
Mass timber is the perfect circular economy building material
Lamella discusses how the use and re-use of mass timber will be vital to the construction circular economy.
Sir Robert McAlpine secures £450m Manchester spa job
Sir Robert McAlpine has been working on the pre-services agreement for spa resort Therme Manchester and has now been appointed construction manager for the TraffordCity project in Manchester.
Changing the narrative: Building positive mental health in construction
Julia Shervington of Mates in Mind discusses how organisations can tackle the stigma surrounding mental health in construction.
AI ‘set to transform India’s roads’ in drive for growth
By 2047, AI will "transform" India's roads into intelligent, adaptive and sustainable networks that drive growth, safety and net zero goals, according to a new report from KPMG
Why staged construction analysis is becoming a preferred design strategy for...
David Sanderson, Trimble’s analysis and design product manager, explains what Staged Construction Analysis is and its impact on structural engineering practices.
The new KPI in scheduling: Building schedule certainty before day one
Building in schedule certainty from the earliest stages of a project attacks risk and cements control – the ultimate competitive advantage, writes David Hernandez, managing director of Elecosoft North America
What construction buyers can learn from other industries
A variety of industries are embracing new innovations in the digital sphere- from workflows to procurement. Here's how construction can catch up.
Digital Construction North returns for its second year
The countdown’s on for Digital Construction North (DCN), and registration is now open
RICS launches “landmark” global standard on responsible AI use
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has published the first global professional standard for the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in surveying...
HBF launches new pilot construction students programme
Through its new Partner a College programme, the Home Builders Federation (HBF) aims to help students on full-time construction courses achieve better career outcomes.
Actis uses bee motif to illustrate how its products are inspired...
Insulation specialist Actis has launched a visual bee motif campaign to illustrate how its products have been inspired by nature, are good for the planet and make life more comfortable for installers and homeowners.
How changes to light goods vehicle (LGV) compliance affect highways and...
The DVSA has announced a new focus on light goods vehicles (LGVs), aiming to clamp down on unsafe practices and reduce the high rate of serious incidents.
AI in construction projects jumps from 15% to 75% in two...
New research by APM finds that AI in construction projects has jumped up from 15% two years ago to 75% in 2025.
UK planning permissions at their lowest since 2012, warn HBF
The Home Builders Federation (HBF) has released a report warning the government that UK planning permissions are at their lowest since 2012.
Ian Shapiro starts role as CEO of BRE
Ian Shapiro has today started his role as the new chief executive officer of the Building Research Establishment (BRE).
AI in construction: Proceed with care
AI has the potential to tackle construction errors that currently cost the economy billions each year - but brings risk unless its use is kept in check, writes John Priestland,
chairman of the Technology Working Group of the Get It Right Initiative.
Deloitte launches AI Infrastructure Centre of Excellence
Deloitte has launched a global AI Infrastructure Centre of Excellence (CoE) to support its clients in establishing and operating specialised data centres
Apprentices to architects – celebrating the new wave of talent in...
The UK construction industry is changing — and at the heart of that change is people. For years, the sector has faced challenges around skills shortages, ageing workforces, and misconceptions about what a career in construction looks like.