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Offsite Construction Week unveiled
A UK-first, taking place from 16 – 20 September 2024, Offsite Construction Week (OCW) is a multifaceted showcase that revolves around three major industry events: Offsite Expo, the Offsite Summit, and Offsite Awards.
Reform UK party manifesto pledges to scrap “net zero and related...
Reform UK, led by newly installed leader Nigel Farage, has pledged to abandon net zero targets, fast track planning and change social housing allocation.
The power of BIM-IoT integration to drive ESG and demonstrate true...
With the concept of “smart” becoming deeply ingrained in our daily lives, the AEC sector is embracing the trend of smart buildings. Sam Norledge of the newly formed Digital Buildings Council explores the vital role of BIM-IoT integration in the delivery of digital buildings and its alignment with operational practices in this new era.
Explore innovation in challenging times with Payapps’ ‘From Surviving to Thriving’...
In the 'From Surviving to Thriving' interview series hosted by Payapps' Anthony Puma, hear from professionals on how they overcome the challenges facing the industry with digital construction technology.
Uncovering mental health and wellbeing in The Conversation with Re-flow
Episode 8 of Re-flow: The Conversation features Mark Haysman (managing director) and Jamie Lange (operations and fleet manager) of TMO Highways, discussing mental health, suicide prevention and employee wellbeing.
Combatting damp, mould, and condensation for healthier homes
Good governance, information management, proactive communication and education can help landlords maintain compliance – and potentially save lives – by tackling damp, mould and condensation (DMC).
Highest number recorded of women in construction apprenticeships
Protrade found that 10% of the estimated 24,530 people starting construction apprenticeships in 2022-23 were young women- an increase of 2% on the previous year.
Nearly a quarter of tradespeople fell victim to cyber crime in...
23% of tradespeople surveyed by NFU Mutual had fallen victim to a cyber attack or cyber crime in 2023.
Unlocking the power of data: Verifi3D by Xinaps sets a new...
Discover how Xinaps is reshaping the construction landscape with Verifi3D, a model checking solution addressing the increasing complexity of construction projects and the crucial role of high-quality data in the digital era.
Designing and building for a shift in post-pandemic working patterns
Christoph Ackermann, architect and principal at BDP, explains why our workplace environments must adapt quicker, following a shift in post-pandemic working patterns.
Improving BIM data management in the cloud
Clear structures are crucial to realising the full potential of BIM data management, says Matthew Smith, BSc (Hons)/MCIAT, AEC technical manager and BIM adoption specialist at Graitec.
Unleashing the potential of artificial intelligence in construction
David Johnson, pre-construction director at Volumetric Building Companies, looks at the use of artificial intelligence in construction and why the sector should embrace this new technology.
The path to a streamlined tendering processes
The construction industry’s ongoing digital transformation is more than just a fancy upgrade; it’s a golden opportunity to promote efficiency and minimise risks, says Simon Herod of EstimateOne.
May Winfield
May Winfield is a senior construction and construction insurance lawyer with over 19 years’ of experience representing consultants, contractors and insurers in complex disputes and contract negotiations.
Why earlier environmental assessment is key to delivering projects in a...
In this article, Viral Desai, practice director for Planning, Environmental Consenting and Communities at Atkins, and Paul Morgalla, associate director for Environment at Atkins explore why a 'left-shift' approach to environmental assessment is crucial to tackling climate change.
New board of co-chairs appointed to CLF transformation board
A new board of co-chairs from Scotland's public and private sectors have been appointed to the CLF transformation board to develop ten core areas across the sector.
Why organisational strategy is crucial in delivering net zero buildings
Dr Kwadwo Oti-Sarpong of the Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure & Construction examines the organisational strategies deployed in delivering net zero buildings using manufacturing approaches and digital technologies.
Skills for Greener Places: The future of landscape
The Landscape Institute’s Skills for Greener Places report reviews the UK’s landscape sector workforce for the first time.
Futureproofing construction equipment rental against an unpredictable economy
As inflation shows little sign of abating to lower levels, Neeral Shah, CEO at Yardlink, outlines methods of futureproofing construction equipment rental for contractors.
What are the latest BIM software trends in the UK?
PBC Today explores the current BIM software trends used in the UK and considers the potential implications for stakeholders involved in the construction industry.
Securing building and construction skills for the future
With the building and construction skills shortage becoming of increasing concern, everybody must play their part in attracting and training new talent. David Wigglesworth, managing director of SFS UK, explores some of how manufacturers can help.
What are the benefits of using a Common Data Environment in...
This article will discuss the advantages of using a Common Data Environment in construction, as well as its potential applications.
Ethical use of data in the built environment
Data in the built environment can change lives for the better – but only if it’s trusted and used ethically, says Brian Hills, CEO of The Data Lab.
CQIC Charter to drive quality, sustainability, and collaboration across the Scottish...
Launched under the Scottish Construction Accord, the CQIC Charter aims to transform a sector that makes a significant contribution towards Scotland’s society, economy, and environment.
Modular: Increasing sustainability throughout the construction value chain
Richard Hipkiss, development director of the Modular & Portable Building Association (MPBA), explains why it is imperative to think of the ‘end’ right at the beginning of the design stage to enhance sustainability of the construction value chain.
The higher education sector can look to construction to help meet...
Craig Tatton, chief operating officer at Tilbury Douglas, discusses the challenges higher education faces, and how the construction industry is developing solutions, including support to decarbonise estates and improve space utilisation whilst maximising student potential and experiences.