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Security in the BIM world
Anthony Burd Head of Sector – Construction, and Kieran Parkinson, Market Development Manager for the Built Environment at BSI, outline best practice for managing security when utilising BIM
Security in the BIM world
Anthony Burd Head of Sector – Construction, and Kieran Parkinson, Market Development Manager for the Built Environment at BSI, outline best practice for managing...
Security for expenses – advice and guidance for Party Wall Surveyors
James Jackson, Head of Training and Education with the Faculty of Party Wall Surveyors details the issue of security within the Party Wall etc....
Security for expenses – advice and guidance for Party Wall Surveyors
James Jackson, Head of Training and Education with the Faculty of Party Wall Surveyors details the issue of security within the Party Wall etc....
Secondary glazing provides new lease of life for the Old War...
Selectaglaze, specialists in bespoke secondary glazing, was chosen to bring its expertise to the Old War Office in Whitehall, London.
Elecosoft unveils live multi-user collaboration solution
Elecosoft has launched Asta Vision Live, a new solution designed to offer unprecedented real-time, on-demand collaboration within the Asta Vision platform.
The New Era: Labour Government and the future of the UK...
Labour’s manifesto outlined a series of ambitious plans to address the housing crisis, emphasising affordability, sustainability, and community empowerment. Here’s a closer look at how the housing landscape is expected to evolve under this new administration.
Galliford Try rebrands to support expansion into EV charging and 5G
Galliford Try's rebrand will see their telecommunications business become Galliford Try Digital Infrastructure.
Consumers willing to spend more than £21,000 on a smart home
Samsung BNB Integrated Offering’s Smart Home Buyer Index 2024 revealed that 79% of people surveyed said that they want a smart home.
Bond Brickwork and Build Warranty® partnership boosts premium structural warranty cover
In an industry where quality and reliability are paramount, the partnership between Bond Brickwork and Build Warranty® marks a significant milestone in construction standards.
Sir Keir Starmer lays out his vision for housing
Labour leader Keir Starmer reiterated points from the Labour Manifesto, saying that he would reform planning, increase the supply of affordable housing and maintain Right to Buy.
AI in construction playbook published by CIOB
The new playbook on the use of AI in the construction industry has been published by the Chartered Institute of Building’s Digital and Innovation Advisory Panel.
Carbon negative mews highly commended at SBD development awards
A carbon negative mews development in the London Borough of Waltham Forest has been highly commended at this year’s Secured by Design (SBD) ATLAS awards.
Contrasting housing policies: Labour vs Conservative approaches post-July 4th election
Build Warranty Group takes a close look at the effects of the outcome of the July 4th election results, which have set the stage for significant policy changes in the UK housing market
Tees Valley £2.1m retrofit scheme to be delivered by Esh Construction
Esh Construction will deliver the retrofit scheme across the Tees Valley, with local authorities securing around £2.1m of Home Upgrade Grant Phase 2 (HUG 2) funding from the Department for Energy, Security and Net Zero.
Starting the conversation on mental health in construction
With suicide so prevalent across the construction industry, what can we do to prevent it? Sarah Meek, managing director of charity Mates in Mind, discusses the importance of focusing on prevention rather than crisis management and how we can start those crucial conversations around mental health in construction.
Labour plans to get 80,000 young people on housing ladder with...
Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner claimed Labour was the "party of homeownership" as they launched the 'Freedom to Buy' scheme.
Leveraging BIM for enhanced risk assessment and insurability in civil infrastructure...
In the ever-evolving landscape of construction and property management, Building Information Modelling (BIM) stands out as a transformative force. Its latest advancements are not only revolutionising project workflows but also offering invaluable insights for insurers to better understand risks associated with civil infrastructure and large-scale properties.
Pushing the building envelope on sustainability
Vincent Matthews, head of UK marketing at SFS, discusses the benefits of working with a product manufacturer in construction to select an appropriate system solution.
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.
12 Tier 1 infrastructure contractors publish ‘A Blueprint for Growth’
As the general election campaign continues, The Blueprint for Growth shares 12 recommendations for the future government from major names in the construction and infrastructure industry.
AI in construction: Agents, co-pilots and team members
With AI developing at a rapid rate, it promises to bring dramatic changes to the construction industry. James Bowles, founder of Freeform 4D, outlines some of what to expect and how best to prepare for the future.
Lendlease to exit UK and consolidate business in Australian market
New South Wales based construction company Lendlease is selling its UK and US businesses and exiting international markets to focus on Australian operations.
How the estimation and fabrication stages of construction can be simplified
Accurate estimates and transparent processes are essential in construction. By adopting digital tools, estimators and fabricators can ensure precision and improve communication among stakeholders, explains Trimble Viewpoint.
Why independent contractor insurance matters: Safeguarding against liability and legal gaps
Many contracting professionals believe that being covered under a client's insurance policy provides complete protection. However, this assumption can be misleading and risky, Clarke Williams explains.
The use of AI in construction will empower, not overpower
The use of AI in construction is set to revolutionise the industry, but it won’t be taking over your job, says Anthony Watson, pre-construction manager at O’Brien Contractors.