Digitising defect management: how tech is transforming the warranty lifecycle
In an industry where time delays, latent defects, and costly claims have long plagued the new-build sector, technology is now reshaping how structural warranties are managed.
Barriers to BIM integration and how to overcome them
The benefits of BIM are well documented. But two challenges stand in the way of its full integration: a lack of interoperability and a lack of training. Leica Geosystems’ senior product engineer Zühal Duran Goeminne explores how we may overcome these hurdles.
[On-Demand Webinar] Unlock the True Value of AEC Data
In a recent webinar, Mark Enzer, strategic advisor at Mott MacDonald, shared insights into how organisations can unlock the true potential of their data and what it means for the future of the AEC industry.
First BESA HNTAS course launched
The Building Engineering Services Association has launched their first BESA HNTAS course with the Heat Network Technical Assurance Scheme.
New NFB deputy chief executive appointed
James Butcher has been promoted to the new NFB deputy chief executive, in a time of great changes in the built environment.
The Drastic Project: Reducing whole life carbon and increasing circularity in...
Rachael Twigg, of the WGBC, discusses Drastic's quest for increased circularity, sustainability and affordability in the built environment.
A flexible digital shift – how TMI met increasing demands for...
With so many different companies supplying our road network, the way each team operates – shaped by years of managerial choices – is as varied as the cars on the roads.
Maximising industry advantage through MPBA membership
As the recognised authority within the sector, the Modular and Portable Building Association (MPBA) plays a central role in advancing industry standards, shaping regulatory frameworks and supporting the sustainable growth of industrialised construction.
Quarter of housebuilders lack building regulation knowledge, says report
A new report finds that 25% of housebuilders have an insufficient building regulation knowledge for key documents.
Q&A: Celebrating 10 years of UKCW with ambassador George Clarke
As the UK’s largest event for the built environment celebrates its 10th anniversary at the NEC, Birmingham from September 30th to October 2nd, George reflects on the show’s history - and what’s needed to secure a bright future for the industry.
Work to begin on £10bn Northumberland data centre
A 10bn Northumberland data centre has been given permission to go ahead, with preparatory works to go into next year.
New research on impact of sustainability policies on brownfield land development...
National Brownfield Forum research on the interactions of policies affecting the planning and development of brownfield land has been published.
Global Building Information Modelling market to top $15.4bn by 2030
The global Building Information Modelling (BIM) market will almost double to $15.42bn (£11.4bn) by the end of the decade, according to new research.
Actis celebrates creating ‘products that are good for you and good...
Hybris from Actis is Europe’s only Cradle to Cradle Certified reflective insulation.
A landmark Supreme Court ruling: What it means for developers and...
A recent Supreme Court ruling has sent ripples across the UK construction industry, clearing the way for developers to sue over legacy building defects, even in cases where contracts were originally held with a different party in the development chain.
New report highlights the importance of long-term placemaking
A new report, Place Building – Developing Homes & Communities, has been released by the UBE, prioritising long-term placemaking.
First report from New Homes Accelerator shows nearly 100,000 homes unblocked
The New Homes Accelerator has published their first yearly report, detailing nearly 100,000 new homes unblocked.
Demolition-cartel accusation against three Carey Group members dropped
A demolition-cartel accusation, originally for £2.4m against three members of the Carey Group has been dropped by Circadian Ltd.
WHO and WMO call for action to protect health of workers...
The World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) have published a new joint report and guidance highlighting the growing global health challenges posed by extreme heat on workers.
RTPI planning apprenticeship applications rise 40%, despite funding issues
RTPI planning apprenticeships are seeing an apparent final surge before government funding rules change in January.
What makes a project paradise? Lessons from AEC leaders
What does it take to achieve seamless collaboration in the built environment? This question shaped the discussion in the third session of our webinar, Project Paradise.
Pride in the Job Quality Awards 2025
Since 1980, Pride in the Job has been central to NHBC’s purpose to raise standards in house building. Now, 45 years later, the competition remains the most highly regarded in the house-building industry and a prestigious benchmark for exceptional site managers.
Hitting new heights: Inside the UK’s Only Roofing, Cladding and Insulation...
Get ready to raise the roof as the UK’s only dedicated event for roofing, cladding, and insulation makes its highly anticipated return to UK Construction Week Birmingham.
Digital planning for the public good
Dr Wei Yang OBE, CEO of the Digital Task Force for Planning and former president of the Royal Town Planning Institute, discusses how digital planning must keep the public in mind.
Industry bodies react to Irish and Welsh housebuilding stats
The Chartered Institute of Housing and Home Builders Federation have both reacted to Irish and Welsh housebuilding statistics, respectively.
JCB calls on UK government to intervene on surprise US tariff...
UK steel and aluminium industries are reeling after the Trump Administration quietly revised tariffs to include more than 400 additional product categories.