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Using BIM on smaller scale projects is possible
Dan Rossiter of BRE explains the benefits of using BIM on smaller scale projects and provides tips based on his own experience of applying BIM to manage his home
What to consider when carrying out underground projects
Structural waterproofing is vital for underground projects. Here's what you should focus on, says Steve Hodgson, Chief Executive, Property Care Association
Fire-stopping products are commonly installed but remain misunderstood
Fire-stopping is the most commonly installed elements of passive fire protection systems. ASFP's Niall Rowan explains why correct installation is vital
The BIM data problem: identifying the best solution
Paul Oakley, Director BIM at BRE says resolving the BIM data problem means recognising barriers exist and working out how to overcome these issues
Infrastructure challenges are a major barrier to housebuilding
To build homes faster there must be a focus on overcoming infrastructure challenges, says Natalie Elphicke, Chief Executive, The Housing & Finance Institute
BIM for Refurbishment – what do you need to know?
Andy Radley, Group BIM Director at Kier Group shares his expertise on using BIM for refurbishment projects, considering the benefits and the challenges
How has the UK garden developed and changed over the years?
ArborForest highlight the transformation of the UK garden and how it has evolved from a practical use post-war to a place of relaxation today
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Smart multifuction printers aid firms with their BIM workflow
Andrew Hall, Marketing Manager, OKI Systems UK explains how smart multifunction printers can help AEC firms accelerate digitisation across their operation
Quality construction protects consumers and reduces the rate of failure
High quality construction is essential, but this is challenged by a lack of regulation. Clare M Thomas, Managing Director, Q Assure Build explains
Sustainable drainage systems: are we missing out on the benefits?
Laura Grant, Policy Adviser at the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management outlines why sustainable drainage systems are a vital component of any...
Green infrastructure design challenge launched at Ecobuild
The CIBSE and UK Climate Impacts Programme have launched a competition that focuses on green infrastructure design and the challenges this brings
Hyundai launches two new plant equipment machines
Plant equipment manufacturer Hyundai has added two new construction machines with the launch of a new wheeled loader and mini excavator
Smart Asset Management, BIM, the Internet of Things and Energy
Karl Redmond, Director for EDB Architects and Lead Consultants, discusses the Smart Asset Management project and how it saves on costs while ensuring improvements
Building regulations must be tougher to protect communities from flooding
The government must reform building regulations for new homes if it is to protect communities from future flood risks
BuildingSMART UKI: what’s new and what’s ahead for the next year?
Nick Nisbet, Vice-Chair of BuildingSMART UKI, provides a brief update on the progress of the organisation in addition to this year’s priorities
Standardised product information confusion cleared up by industry bodies
BESA, CIBSE, and the CPA have come together to clear up mounting confusion surrounding the process of standardised product information and its use in BIM
Modular construction versus traditional construction
MTX Contracts outlines the pros and cons of modular construction verses traditional building methods and how this can help the industry meet housing targets
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Careers in construction are being promoted via a new programme
Two construction organisations have launched the Step In Step Up project to showcase the careers available in the construction sector in the South West
Data: what is it, why do we have it and what...
Rob Charlton, CEO, Space Group explains the importance of data in the construction environment and why it is needed to ensure the success of projects
Guidance helps protect Scotland’s traditional buildings from climate change
New guidance has been published by Historic Environment Scotland, setting out how to safeguard Scotland’s traditional buildings from climate change
Infrastructure investment is set for a multi-million pound boost in Wales
The Welsh government has revealed plans to invest billions of pounds in transport infrastructure upgrades over the next five years
Infrastructure in Wales is set...
Meeting a generation’s housing needs with “right-sizing”
Kim Vernau, Chief Executive Officer of BLP Insurance, discusses the difficulties facing older people seeking suitable housing in later life
Carbon offsetting: Opportunities for local authorities in energy efficiency improvements
National Energy Foundation energy specialist, Jane Richardson Hawkes, says carbon offsetting can help local authorities fund energy efficiency improvements
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London developer Quintain joins Considerate Constructors Scheme
The developer behind the £800m transformation of Wembley Park has become the 51st client partner of the Considerate Constructors Scheme
Developers could be given the go ahead to build on green...
A government initiative that would enable developers to build on parts of the UK’s green belt is expected to go ahead next month
Derelict land in Edinburgh to get £35m regeneration
Regeneration is set to take place on a derelict piece of land in North Sighthill, Edinburgh as contracts for a £35m scheme are finalised