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Enabling lifecycle information management across an asset lifecycle
Rebecca De Cicco of Aurecon looks at the journey toward information management across the entire asset lifecycle.
Leveraging the power of data to boost profit margins
Analysis of the UK’s top 100 construction companies over the past decade shows turnover tops £70bn but profits margins remain weak. Data provides an opportunity to change this, say Mark Coates and Matt Cox of Bentley Systems.
Understanding the importance of the principal designer role
The statutory role of principal designer has failed to deliver the impact envisioned by legislation. But Allan Binns, safety director at Ryder Architecture, believes that with some reinvention, “principal designer 2.0” can bring real value to projects.
Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) is failing to deliver, says Lords inquiry
According to a new inquiry by the House of Lords Environment and Climate Change Committee the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) launched in May 2022 is failing to deliver on its objectives following a low uptake of grants.
Geospatial portal improves collaboration at Hinkley Point C
EDF has used enterprise GIS from Esri UK to create a geospatial portal for Hinkley Point C (HPC) nuclear power station, one of Europe’s largest and most complex construction projects.
Why the town planner is key to embedding climate change resilience
Embedding climate resilience won’t happen, argues Atkins Associate Directors Viral Desai and Catalina Galego Lopez, without our town planners - the people that bring economics, data-informed strategies and the environment together to build a sustainable future for tomorrow.
Data-sharing and more incentives needed in decarbonising the property sector
A new report from the British Property Federation and JLL has indentified some of the key challenges in decarbonising the property sector.
Opening up accessibility in the built environment
In this eBook, Jane Gratton, Head of People Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, explores why diversity and inclusion is important for accessibility in the built environment.
PBSA must be a core element of planning reforms
Freya Turtle, director, Planning at Turley, discusses the pressing need for Government to prioritise PBSA in planning, and the economic benefits that successful implementation brings with it.
GIS portal from Esri UK helps coordinate 8,000 workers on Hinkley...
EDF has used enterprise GIS from Esri UK to create a geospatial portal for Hinkley Point C (HPC) nuclear power station, coordinating 8,000 workers across the 450-acre site.
December construction output remains flat as industry holds off recession
The latest December construction output has shown that growth remained flat in December 2022 due to an increase in new work offset by a decrease in repair and maintenance.
Labour shortage and inflation slowing build-to-rent growth
Analysis from the BPF indicates inflation is responsible for the slowing of build-to-rent growth in the end of the fourth quarter in 2022.
Why the UK needs a national “war effort” mobilisation to tackle...
The House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee has called for a national "war effort" mobilisation to tackle the energy and sustainability crisis facing the UK and move away from fossil fuels. Chairman the Rt Hon Philip Dunne MP explains that the clock is ticking.
Dame Judith Hackitt will deliver keynote speech on Building a Safer...
Building a Safer Future's second national conference has announced Dame Judith Hackitt as a keynote speaker at the event on 23 March 2023.
Why the UK must boost the supply of older people’s housing
The government’s taskforce on older people’s housing can unlock growth, says John Tonkiss, CEO of McCarthy Stone.
Reusing empty spaces to bring healthcare facilities to communities
The adaptive reuse of empty spaces offers an opportunity to bring much-needed healthcare facilities into communities while addressing waiting times and health inequalities.
Applicants urged to apply for LHC’s £135m ASC1 Framework
Consultancies and contractors have until 16 March to apply to be part of the ASC1 (Asset Safety and Compliance) Framework launched this week (30 January) delivered by LHC.
SME developer makes 35% savings on building warranty insurance with J3...
J3 Advisory assisted SME developer Grange Country Homes in making £15,000 in savings on building warranty insurance through expert advice.
Actis Boost R Hybrid Roof becomes popular choice as energy prices...
Actis Boost R Hybrid Roof, an insulated breather membrane designed specifically for roofs, is coming into its own as energy prices continue to soar.
Cut your material miles with West Fraser’s home-grown panels
West Fraser's home-grown panels, SterlingOSB Zero and CaberMDF, are made from responsibly managed forests, as part of the company's commitment to making better products for a sustainable future.
Donaldson Timber Systems secures offsite timber frame supply role on OSHA...
Donaldson Timber Systems has secured a place on the Off-Site Homes Alliance (OSHA) national construction framework where they will provide offsite timber frame manufacture for Category 2 housing
Actis uses baking to show how RIBA-approved CPD reduces carbon emissions
Amaret Chahal, co-author of Actis' RIBA-approved CPD, aimed at helping specifiers and builders comply with more stringent energy efficiency requirements, is using her love of the Great British Bake Off to illustrate different approaches to achieving compliance.
Study shows sector may face construction talent recruitment challenges in 2023
Although recruitment spiked considerably at the end of 2022, dwindling applicant numbers suggest that employers may face construction talent recruitment challenges in Q1 2023, according to new research from APSCo.
Gove issues update on damp and mould in social housing
Michael Gove, secretary of state for levelling up, has issued the actions the UK Government is taking to tackle damp and mould in social housing following the death of Awaab Ishak.
LHC to launch five public sector frameworks to support net zero...
LHC is launching five public sector frameworks covering retrofit, energy efficiency, asset safety, and compliance works in 2023 to support public sector organisations on the journey to carbon net zero and building compliance.
How public sector construction frameworks offer shelter from recession
Public sector construction frameworks could be vital in helping companies, especially SMEs, weather the impending economic storm.