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Up to 500 RAAC affected homes in Aberdeen could be demolished
Around 500 RAAC affected homes in Aberdeen may be demolished to be rebuilt, as suggested by a report to be presented to the council.
Why sustainability in design can become standard practice
From a bus terminal to an Art Deco hospital, sustainability should be baked into project design, writes Marc Nezet, Chief Strategy Officer & Chief Division Officer of the Operate & Manage Division, Nemetschek Group.
Tilbury Douglas completes new Passivhaus school
Tilbury Douglas have completed construction of a school on behalf of the Department for Education (DfE), built to Passivhaus standards, near Wolverhampton.
Ensuring the City of London skyline stands the test of time
London’s tall buildings need to do so much more than shape the capital’s skyline, creating structures that give back to the communities around them, writes Chris Edgington, building engineer at Arup.
Sarah Jones MP to be named UK construction minister
It is understood that Sarah Jones is to be named the next UK construction minister.
Skanska signs £105m contract to rebuild Millbank office building
7 Millbank, London, is set to be dismantled and re-established, with the historic façade reconstructed in a project for Old Park Lane Management.
Hampshire smart town pulled, plans deemed ‘not viable’
Plans for a smart town with 1,500 homes within the New Forest National Park, Hampshire have been scrapped, with the plan described as no longer "viable".
FIEC urges against reclassification of recycled aggregates
The European Construction Industry Federation (FIEC) has warned against the reclassification of recycled or recovered aggregates from construction and demolition waste under the REACH regulation (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of Chemicals).
Why embodied carbon is the key to truly net zero buildings
There is a need for Building Regulations to extend beyond operational carbon assessments to include embodied carbon if the UK is to meet its net zero commitments. Anastasia Mylona, technical director at CIBSE, explains how this could be approached
[VIDEO] Green light for Eden Project Dundee
Dundee City Council has granted planning permission for Eden Project Dundee, to be built on the brownfield site of the former gasworks on East Dock Street.
Hillhead and InstallerSHOW 2024: Businesses achieving seamless communication and real-time data...
Re-flow will be exhibiting at Hillhead – the UK’s largest quarrying construction & recycling exhibition – at Hillhead Quarry in Derbyshire (25 to 27 June). On the same dates, they’ll also be attending InstallerSHOW at the NEC in Birmingham.
Back to BIM basics in Vectorworks
Damian Keeley, a UK-based architect at Size Architects, explains how to harness the power of BIM in Vectorworks Architect.
How 3D visualisation can unlock circular construction
Martin Huber, CEO and co-founder of 3D modelling and spatial data company Amrax, discusses how 3D visualisation can help construction firms embed deeper circularity.
Exploring the possibility of construction material reuse
Increasing construction material reuse could reduce waste and carbon emissions dramatically – but there are a number of barriers and challenges in the way. Declan Furey, associate at Linesight UK, looks at how we square the economics of the circular supply chain.
Without retrofitting our existing historical stock, the UK will fail to...
Simon Vernon-Harcourt, design and planning director at City & Country, explores the necessity of retrofitting the UK's historical building stock.
Why hiring ex-offenders and former army personnel could be key to...
Hiring ex-offenders and former army personnel taps into a recruitment pool of at least 12 million, says NFDC and NDTG's Duncan Rudall.
What are the latest initiatives for mental health in the construction...
With male construction workers in the UK four times more likely to die by suicide, Re-flow explores the latest initiatives on mental health in the construction industry and how businesses can support their workers.
Recruitment, sustainability and safety: Are construction robotics the answer?
The construction industry continues to face a myriad of challenges in 2024: recruitment gaps, sustainability concerns and an ongoing need to improve worker safety. Here, Dave Walsha, sales manager at drive system supplier EMS, explains why the adoption of robotics could provide a resolution.
Does my business need cyber insurance?
In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, cybersecurity has become a paramount concern for businesses across all sectors, including the construction industry. The increasing reliance on technology for project management, design and communication has exposed construction companies to a myriad of cyber risks.
London Gatwick creates geospatial platform for buried assets and biodiversity
London Gatwick has created a new geospatial platform using Esri’s GIS (Geographic Information System) technology to support multiple operational areas at the airport, including engineering and environmental services.
Michael Gove puts London Wall West on hold
Similar to his intervention on the Marks & Spencer Oxford Street store redevelopment, levelling up secretary Michael Gove has put the London Wall West development on hold.
Marks & Spencer, the minister and a “tour de force” of...
The Marks & Spencer planning row proves that politicians do not have carte blanche to ignore planning law principles, says Alison Ogley, planning and environment partner at national law firm Freeths.
Elevating your architectural drawings with Vectorworks Viewports
In this article, Vectorworks explores how you can capitalise on Vectorworks' Viewports feature to ramp up your everyday architectural drawings to be full of visual appeal.
GIS tech to enhance construction and engineering works at Gatwick airport
Created using Esri's GIS technology, London Gatwick's new geospatial platform will support multiple operational areas at the airport, including engineering and environmental services.
2030 building trends: The role of BIM, AI, and spatial data
Martin Huber, CEO and co-founder of 3D modelling and spatial data company Amrax, explores what the buildings of 2030 will look like.
Cornish firm Duchy Plant Hire Ltd files administration notice
The Truro-based Duchy Plant Hire Ltd will apoint administrators, leaving the fate of its 400 construction machines unknown.