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Redrow plans 300 new homes in £70m project
Housebuilding company Redrow has announced plans for three new sites across the Midlands with a sales value of around £70m...
After announcing record levels of...
400 Travis Perkins depots to open in four years
New plans have been unveiled by builders' merchant chain Travis Perkins to open 400 new depots over the next four years...
Travis Perkins has announced...
Atkins awarded HS2 BIM contract
Construction company Atkins has been awarded a four year contract to provide BIM services for the High-speed rail project
Under the four year contract, UK-based...
BIM and the data challenge
In developing data solutions for BIM Maturity Level 2, we also need to have in mind the future needs of Level 3 and beyond....
BIM for clients – an EIR is key
Karen Alford, BIM Project Executive at the Environment Agency discusses what is essential for a client who is implementing BIM in their organisation.
The Environment...
The fundamental building blocks of BIM
The Government mandate to achieve BIM Level 2, on publicly procured projects, by April 2016 is edging ever closer.
Organisations involved in the design, construction...
BIM for coastal defences: A client’s perspective
In the first of a series of interviews with Carl Green, head of engineering services for Wyre Council, we follow the progress throughout the construction and operation of the world’s first BIM coastal defence scheme.
BIM – a digitised construction world
Peter Caplehorn, chair of BSI’s Strategic Committee for Construction and Deputy Chief Executive of the Construction Products Association shares his thoughts on BIM.
APBC Scotland 2
Welcome to the 2nd Edition of Planning and Building Control Today Scotland. The housing crisis is still causing much political wrangling with shadow housing...
CADSPEC
BIM is seen by government as the main tool for them to achieve their own internal cost reduction targets on capital projects by 20%...
MACE details how BIM can aid collaboration
Collaboration is a key element in the successful execution of a BIM project and can help to share information across teams. David Philp, Head of BIM at Mace and the UK BIM Task Group details how BIM can aid collaboration.
BIM Today – November 2014
Welcome to our Planning and Building Control Today supplement focussing on BIM. For this edition I was thrilled to be able to interview Malcolm...
Quality landscape design key to profitable development
Good quality landscape design is the key to long-term profitable development as Noel Farrer, President, Landscape Institute explains.
We need 230,000 new homes every year...
Bringing the simplicity and opportunity of BIM to all
BIM enables us to work together more easily, in a modern digital environment.
BIM the Crossrail Way
In an interview with Malcolm Taylor, head of technical information at Crossrail Ltd, explains to PBC Today what BIM means to Europe’s largest construction project.
Construction operating with finance problems
Financial giant KPMG has warned that some construction businesses are attempting to operate with too little cash to keep them afloat.
Falling profit margins has...
Barratt boss warns of skilled workers shortage
Mark Clare, Chief Executive of Barratt Developments, has warned that a shortage of skilled workers could prevent the country from tackling the housing crisis.
A...
Legal considerations of BIM Level 2
Understanding the contractual framework for the implementation of BIM is an important first step to removing any ‘blockers’ to successful BIM construction projects. Andrew...
CDM 2007 revision: An industry reaction
Following on from the HSE’s CDM 2007 consultation, Olswang LLP have submitted an umbrella response to the proposed changes. Here, Senior Associate Alexandra Lavery...
BIM Focus
Welcome to our Planning and Building Control Today supplement focussing on BIM. BIM is surely the buzzword of the moment in the construction sector,...
The embodied carbon challenge
As the opportunities of addressing embodied carbon become more well-known, PBC Today speaks to Gareth Brown, Programme Area Manager at WRAP about the Embodied...
The value of BIM for UK construction
The UK construction industry is making a good start in embracing BIM, providing the opportunity for reform and economic success as global leaders. Peter...
Stepping up to level 2 BIM
Being level 2 BIM compliant will soon be a government project requirement. Mark Eggleton, Managing Director at EaglestoneUK Limited explains that it needn’t be...
BIM Level 2: Legal considerations
Understanding the contractual framework for the implementation of BIM is an important first step to removing any ‘blockers’ to successful BIM construction projects. Andrew...
BIM Level 2: Mapping the road to success
The UK construction industry is making a good start in embracing BIM. Peter Hansford, Government Chief Construction Adviser details the value of BIM for the UK.
BrIMming with opportunities
Professor David Philp, Head of BIM at Mace focusses attention on the challenges to achieving Level 2 BIM by 2016, but also the benefits it creates for construction delivery.