Vectorworks 2026 Software Suite now available
Global design and BIM software provider Vectorworks, Inc., is thrilled to announce the official release of Vectorworks 2026, empowering designers to cut through busywork and focus on bringing their best ideas to life.
Van Elle profit report warns of shortfall, blames BSA
A new Van Elle profit report warns that the Building Safety Act has caused delays and damaged the company's profits.
[VIDEO] Transport secretary signs consents for Gatwick expansion development
The Gatwick expansion plans will relocate the northern runway 12 metres north to allow dual runways operations.
[VIDEO] New roundabout begins construction on A417 Missing Link project
National Highways are continuing work on the A417 Missing Link project, aiding in traffic issues in the area.
Latest UK construction company insolvency stats revealed
The Insolvency Service's UK construction company insolvency stats show that rates are still high for the sector.
Serious social housing failures found at Tandridge
The RSH has found serious social housing failures under Tandridge District Council, issuing a C4 grading and requiring improvement.
Built Environment Committee releases its preliminary findings on the New towns...
The House of Lords Built Environment Committee has published its initial assessment on the New Towns programme, calling for a firmer vision with 'clear' leadership.
Calls for urgent action at CIOB sustainability conference
The CIOB sustainability conference saw more than 200 participants come together to discuss environmental crises.
Smart email control for AEC projects
As projects grow in scale and complexity, managing communication becomes a critical challenge. Transforming project email management with intelligent filing and instant access is easy with Ideagen.
Insights into the future of BIM and digital delivery with Retha...
Retha Swanepoel, head of the BIM & Design Systems team and partner at Foster + Partners, discusses her career highlights and predictions for the future of BIM with Women in BIM (WIB).
Subcontractor payment processes: Digitising for efficiency and transparency
How Vaughan Engineering Services have transformed subcontractor payment processes.
The role of information management tools in achieving project harmony
Building effective SSoT systems isn’t just a manual task. It requires the right tools that simplify data centralisation, automate organisation and enhance accessibility. The AEC industry has historically been slow to adopt technology, but the shift is changing rapidly.
CO2 reductions must double to meet UK net-zero targets
A new European Climate Neutrality Observatory report says that construction must double their efforts to hit UK net-zero targets.
Construction drone market ‘to surpass $21.7bn by 2033’
The construction drone market is entering a high growth phase as infrastructure projects, smart cities and digital twin ecosystems demand faster, safer and more cost-efficient site management, according to new research
HSE fines construction company after child injured by falling pipe
Sage Homes Limited and its director were issued a fine by HSE after a child was injured by a falling pipe in 2021.
IES appoints new CEO in plan to boost international growth
A new IES CEO has been appointed as the current steps down to a non-executive director role, and the company turns its attention globally.
Crane operators made redundant at Hinkley Point C
Thirty crane operators at Hinkley Point C have been issued redundancy notifications as parts of the site’s operations begin to be gradually scaled back.
The business case for a civils and highways operations software upgrade
If you’re considering upgrading your company’s field management processes – for example with better software – a well-put business case argument in favour of change might just help persuade those making the financial decisions.
UBE launches new construction industry leadership forum
The University of the Built Environment has launched the Built Environment Futures Assembly (BEFA), a construction industry leadership forum.
Five hot topics for surveyors in autumn 2025
Chartered Surveyor Jen Lemen BSc (Hons) FRICS examines key topics within construction that surveyors should be aware of.
Retrofit occupant education must take priority, say BSRIA
The BSRIA has released new research findings that most construction professionals are not prioritising retrofit occupant education.
Optimism high for AI in construction but skills shortages hold back...
Artificial intelligence presents the construction industry with both enormous potential and pressing challenges, according to a global report from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
UK built environment sector outpaces all other sectors
A new report by NLA has revealed that the UK built environment makes up 24% of the nation’s total Gross Value Added (GVA).
Digital handover tools: Avoiding costly mistakes
Digital handover tools can improve the handover process and add real value for contractors, preventing costly mistakes.
New CECA policy director appointed
Ben Goodwin has been appointed as the new CECA policy director, bringing 15 years of experience in the built and natural environment.
First phase of £10m school retrofit delivered
GRAHAM has completed the first phase of a £10m school retrofit at Brunstane Primary School, with scope for completion next year.