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BBC move to Typhoo Tea Factory in Birmingham to be led...
The multi-million pound BBC move to the Typhoo Tea Factory in Birmingham will be spearheaded by Stoford, part of the largest office pre-let in the city for the past three years.
Arcadis appointed to deliver Birmingham’s Our Future City Plan
Arcadis has been appointed by Birmingham City Council to deliver the next phase of the 'Our Future City Plan', which will look at the city’s development to 2040.
How can graphene-enhanced concrete help build a sustainable future ?
Neill Ricketts, CEO of Versarien, explores how graphene-enhanced concrete can help the construction industry save time and money and become more sustainable
Glaucon: Extending the reality of digital mock-ups with VR, AR and...
Foster + Partners’ Applied Research + Development (ARD) team are investigating the possibility of deploying digital mock-ups to address some of the challenges that physical mock-ups pose.
Holmes Miller strengthens senior team with new appointments
Holmes Miller has strengthened its senior team with new appointments, as seven staff are promoted across its Glasgow and London offices.
NHS call centre benefitting from high energy-efficient heat recovery ventilator
A new NHS 24 call centre in Scotland is benefitting from improved energy efficiency after receiving heat recovery ventilator units from specialists S&P.
G F Tomlinson completes medical physics bunker to house UK’s first...
G F Tomlinson has built a new medical physics bunker at the University of Birmingham to house the UK’s first High Flux Accelerator-Driven Neutron Facility.
Glencar appointed to construct 117,000 sq ft speculative scheme at Blythe...
Frasers Property has appointed Glencar to build three high specification industrial/logistics units at Blythe Valley Park.
Spencer Group is underway with construction of White Rose Railway Station
Rail infrastructure specialist Spencer Group has commenced construction on White Rose Railway Station, a new £26.5 million station in south Leeds.
Tilbury Douglas appointed to deliver Catterick Integrated Care Campus
Tilbury Douglas has been appointed to deliver the detailed design phase of the construction of the new Catterick Integrated Care Campus.
This year’s UK Construction Week will focus on culture change
This year more than 25,000 people will gather together at UK Construction Week to discuss how culture change can be achieved in the industry.
New Soil-Foundation-Structure Interaction (SoFSI) facility opens
The UKCRIC Soil-Foundation-Structure Interaction (SoFSI) facility is a world-first and will alter the way we design and construct major infrastructure.
Is net zero a pipe dream for the construction industry?
Peter Sayce, chief product officer at Bramble Energy, addresses sustainability scepticism in the construction industry and explores emerging technology that can lower carbon emissions.
Construction needs to do more to reduce carbon emissions
Michael Sadler of Browne Jacobson discusses the law’s influence in decarbonising the construction sector.
EKFB announces changes to head up its senior leadership team
The Eiffage, Kier, Ferrovial Construction and BAM Nuttall (EKFB) JV has appointed Helen Samuels and Emmanuel Rossignol to head up its senior leadership team.
Morgan Sindall to deliver £31m Springwell Gardens development in Leeds
Morgan Sindall has secured a new contract with Citylife to deliver a £31m residential apartment development in Leeds.
Wates appoints Balfour sustainability boss to drive net zero goal
Wates has appointed Bekir Andrews, former sustainability boss at Balfour Beatty, as its new environmental sustainability director.
NEC masterplan to create 5,000 new homes
The NEC Group has unveiled plans to create 5,000 new homes and 3,500 new local jobs through the redevelopment of the NEC Campus in Birmingham.
Construction remains strong despite price inflation and labour crisis
Supply chain disruptions, material price inflation and a shortage of skilled labour are key areas of concern in Q3 2021, according to RICS latest survey.
Innovation in action: Top construction technology
As technology continues to advance, so does the impact that it has on the construction industry. Here, we take a look at the top technologies in action – and how companies are using these innovations to stay ahead of the curve.
BAM Nuttall appoints Richard Prime as major projects MD
Richard Prime has been appointed as the new managing director of major projects at BAM Nuttall.
ALICE: How AI is challenging the status quo for construction
René Morkos, CEO and founder of ALICE Technologies, discusses how AI and technology are rewriting the rules for the delivery of critical infrastructure.
Graham hands over Wolverhampton’s i9 development
Graham has completed construction of Wolverhampton’s new office development i9 – marking a milestone in the creation of a commercial quarter at the heart of the city’s Interchange.
Joint venture to build new homes for Oxford city centre
Preparatory work for a £10.9m Oxford City Council housing development has unearthed glimpses into Oxford’s past – Oxford City Housing Ltd (OCHL) and Willmott Dixon expect to start work next month on building 36 flats in the city centre.
Go-ahead for £260m Upper Trinity Street scheme in Digbeth
Birmingham City Council has given the green light to Cole Waterhouse’s £260m Upper Trinity Street (UTS) scheme in Digbeth, Birmingham.
5 challenges the construction industry is facing in 2021
Being in the construction industry is an endless battle between pleasing the client and facing external challenges. As we now approach the end of the last round of lockdown restrictions (hopefully), The Access Group takes a look at the challenges in the construction industry in 2021.