GRAITEC debuts new productivity solutions for Autodesk Revit with Ideate Software
GRAITEC has launched a suite of productivity-enhancing Revit add-in applications with Ideate Software, throughout Europe.
Concrete matters: How low carbon cement could bridge our public infrastructure...
David Hughes, chief scientific officer at Material Evolution, discusses the impact low carbon cement could have on our built environment.
Met Office launches local authority climate service to aid planning
The Met Office has launched a new climate data service to help local authorities with construction planning.
World Mental Health Day 2024: Why is poor mental health so...
As 2024's World Mental Health Day marks the theme of 'mental health in the workplace', PBC investigates mental health in construction.
Autumn chill sparks ‘airtightness principles’ message from Scandia-Hus and Actis
As the temperature drops, Scandia-Hus and Actis are reminding homeowners of importance of airtightness principles in preserving energy and cutting bills.
New report reveals the hardest areas to receive approved house planning...
GB Concrete and Pump have analysed data to find the toughest areas in the UK to receive approved house planning permission.
Vistry’s costings error slices £1bn off company value
Housebuilding group Vistry has issued a profit warning after a costings error was revealed in the company's southern division.
ICW and FMB Insurance partner to offer A-rated building warranties to...
ICW, a leading provider of building warranty and control services, has entered into a strategic partnership with the Federation of Master Builders Insurance (FMBI).
The Kier Group delivers textbook performance using Asta Powerproject planning
UK construction company Kier used Asta Powerproject planning and project management software to deliver a textbook construction programme for Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Tan-y-lan School on behalf of Swansea Council in Wales.
European timber imports down in first half of 2024
European timber imports have dropped by 20% in the first half of 2024, according to the International Tropical Timber Organisation.
The Fold needs extensive work just two years after completion
The Fold, a tower in south London built by the now-collapsed Henry Construction, requires remediation work just two years after it was finished in July 2022.
Mace Construction CEO leaves role after three months
Mace CEO for Construction Andrew Jackson has left the role for personal reasons, three months after being promoted to the role.
Decision on Lower Thames Crossing delayed to 2025
The decision on the Lower Thames Crossing has been delayed for the third time, and will not be made until 23 May 2025.
SFS CPD seminars doubling down on key industry topics
SFS Group Fastening Technology offers a variety of CPD seminars, both from industry professionals and SFS team members, on safety, sustainability and structural stability.
Report urges prioritising nature recovery in construction
The Wildlife Trusts has published a report today urging Government and developers to prioritise nature recovery in construction.
Zero Carbon Accelerator launches to drive net zero future across London
The Mayor of London's office has appointed Mott MacDonald to deliver the Zero Carbon Accelerator as part of the city's net zero by 2030 target.
How to resolve the complexities of conveyancing process delays
The UK holds the title of being the slowest country for selling residential property, according to new research by Home Sale Pack, but new technology offers many advantages to speeding up the conveyancing process.
[VIDEO] Exploring investment in Exeter with Re-flow and new MP Steve...
Exeter's new MP Steve Race came to visit Re-flow in early September to see firsthand how tech investment is benefitting the region.
Renew purchases Full Circle Group
Renew, the infrastructure maintenance company, has purchased Full Circle Group, the Netherlands-based onshore-wind infrastructure service company.
Ordnance Survey appointed future operator of National Underground Asset Register
National mapping agency Ordnance survey has been appointed future operator of the National Underground Asset Register, as part of plans to centralise information about underground infrastructure.
Graphisoft debuts 2024 product lineup
Graphisoft's 2024 product offering includes significant feature updates to Archicad, BIMcloud, BIMx, and DDScad.
Barratt and Redrow to complete £2.5bn merger
Barratt and Redrow are set to complete their £2.5bn merger, after initially striking the deal in February and being investigated by the CMA.
October PMIs show fastest upturn in output in two years
S&P Global's Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI's) for October are out, providing an insight into construction activity.
UK skills shortage affecting over half of UK capital projects
Friday's PMI statistics show that the construction industry is plagued with significant issues, with skill issues being chief among them.
What to expect in data centre construction projects
Get insights into data centre construction projects, from site assessments to sustainability, and discover how to ensure seamless execution and future-proofing strategies.
Government pushed to review energy efficiency policies as warm homes plan...
Sureserve has submitted a report to the Government outlining key recommendations to enhance the policies in the forthcoming Warm Homes Plan.