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Minimising disruption when implementing new construction technology
How can businesses ensure that new construction technology is successfully implemented, and what pitfalls could companies face in the process? Here to offer advice on how firms can ensure a smooth transition, Ibrahim Imam of construction management platform PlanRadar, explains why a people-first approach should always be a top priority.
Balfour Beatty and Holtec team up to deliver new UK nuclear...
Balfour Beatty and Holtec Britain have signed a memorandum of understanding for the planning advancement of new reactors in the UK.
Selectaglaze secondary glazing helps to get public buildings Protect Duty ready
Designed to protect members of the public against the ever-present threat of terrorism, this new piece of government legislation will become law at some point in 2023. But what is it, does it affect you – and how can Selectaglaze secondary glazing help you get Protect Duty ready?
Ealing Studios redevelopment to be produced by Glencar
The Ealing Studios redevelopment, a multi-million pound project at the London film production venue which made films such as Bridget Jones, Shaun of the Dead and Last Night in Soho, will be produced by Glencar.
The future of smart cities: Implementing integration to drive success
Cities worldwide will soon have the means required to integrate smart technology to help remove cross-departmental silos fully. Digital platforms that help to manage civic services will be key to achieve smart cities, explains Matthew Britt, general manager, Smart & Sustainable Cities, Honeywell.
Modular Building Institute Releases Annual Innovation-Focused Issue of Modular Advantage
In this issue of its bi-monthly Modular Advantage magazine, the Modular Building Institute (MBI) explores the bleeding edge of modular construction with articles and interviews from around the industry.
What does the future of the Build to Rent sector look...
The Build to Rent sector is fast becoming an established sector in the UK housing market to meet the demand for purpose-built, well-managed rental properties designed not just for young professionals, but also for growing families.
Wheat Quarter recieves SBD Gold Award
Wheat Quarter Phase 1 in Welywn Garden City has been presented with a SBD Gold Award from Hertfordshire Constabulary’s Chief Constable, Charlie Hall and Police CPI’s CEO, Guy Ferguson.
Antarctic research hub modernisation works begin at UK’s largest polar station
Modernisation works at the UK's largest Antarctic research hub are due to begin with a 6-month construction season with AIMP partners BAM, Ramboll and Sweco.
Putting people at the core of digitalisation in the water sector
BIM4Water is partnering with the £5m Made Smarter Innovation: Centre for People-Led Digitalisation to ensure people are at the heart of digital transformation.
What’s next for the Climate Resilience Demonstrator (CReDo)?
Loren Chamberlain, senior product manager, CReDo, explores why systems thinking and a Climate Resilience Demonstrator (CReDo) matter for Critical National Infrastructure.
Anil Rai appointed as commercial director for Asset Intelligence
Anil Rai joins Galliford Try's Asset Intelligence team as commercial director, bringing experience in both telecommunications and construction.
Latest construction technology trends helping firms overcome innovation barriers
Pursuing a competitive advantage is driving continued innovation and IT investment across the construction sector, but staying ahead of the curve is easier said than done. Rob Smith, CTO, of Creative ITC, discusses the latest construction technology trends helping firms overcome innovation barriers.
Government announces series of steps to bolster UK’s energy independence
A renewed nuclear program and Energy Bill are part of new government measures to help secure the UK's energy independence.
The what, why and how of Information Management
You have heard of BIM, but what is Information Management? And why has it replaced BIM as the focus of digital processes for the built environment? Thirdly, how do you use IM to deliver the desired outcomes? Richard Saxon CBE, past JCT chair, reveals all.
Payapps wins Cloud Technology of the Year Award at 2022 Construction...
Payapps are extremely proud to have won the Cloud Technology of the Year Award from a large list of 8 finalists at the 2022 Construction Computing Awards on 10th November.
[Video] Queen’s Wharf: The integrated resort development that captures the heart...
A new integrated resort development is being constructed that will put Brisbane on the map as a tourism, leisure and entertainment destination.
US modular building specialist VBC coming to the UK
Global modular building specialist, Volumetric Building Companies (VBC) will be coming to the UK, having announced ambitious expansion plans.
Autumn Statement 2022: construction industry reacts
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has given his Autumn Statement, in which he presented a £55bn "consolidation" package of tax rises and spending cuts.
M-AR completes purchase of manufacturing facility in Hull
Offsite modular specialist M-AR has completed the purchase of its existing manufacturing facility in Hull, further strengthening its future growth in the offsite construction sector.
Why technology is the future of regenerating old buildings
BIM technology can help to unlock a more sustainable built environment while preserving and regenerating old buildings, says May Winfield, global director of commercial, legal and digital risks at Buro Happold.
UKGBC urges government to honour 1.5C degrees target at COP27
Commitments such as preventing global temperatures from rising by more than 1.5C degrees should be part of the UK's positioning as a global climate leader, says the UKGBC.
Glenigan construction forecast shows weak construction output as UK economy haemorrhages
The latest Glenigan construction forecast has indicated poor market conditions are stifling construction activity, predicting a return to growth by 2024.
New recruitment brings new accessibility requirements
Accessibility requirements aren’t just about the here and now – at its best, it involves building in provisions for the future, so if something changes significantly, any challenges which result can be met seamlessly.
Transforming buildings around the UK with Selectaglaze secondary glazing solutions
Selectaglaze’s secondary glazing solutions have helped to transform some of the most distinctive buildings around the UK – both new and historical. In a short YouTube video, Selectaglaze takes a behind-the-scenes look at the manufacturing process.
49% of the public unsure when it comes to fire safety...
Research conducted for Fire Door Safety Week 2022 (31 October to 4 November) indicates that one-third of the public would not report a problem with a fire door.