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The primary care estate – the holistic systems thinking approach
The primary care estate requires a plan for the future where we ‘don’t forget the building’ argues Karl Redmond and Gary Shuckford.
BIM adoption – is it alive and well or on it’s...
Man and Machine examine the BIM adoption landscape and argue that global standards and skills will be key to greater uptake
The RICS BIM Project Management Certificate
RICS have developed the BIM Project Management Certificate providing the knowledge and skills required to manage each step of a BIM project
Why we need more effective supply chain engagement for BIM
BIM advocate and consultant Tim Platts offers advice on a suitable procurement strategy and supply chain engagement plan for a successful BIM project
£54 million Land Release Fund announced
The government has launched a £54 million Land Release Fund package to transform local communities and release land for thousands of new homes.
The Land...
Future proofing energy efficiency through a quality mark
The idea of a quality mark for all energy efficiency measures is explained here by the British Rigid Urethane Foam Manufacturers Association (BRUFMA)
2nd generation training BIM ready program for construction professionals
Man and Machine unveil their plans for the pan-European BIM Ready Program, providing a foundation for delivering this national construction aspirations.
When one realises the significant...
coBuilder signs agreement for delivery of structured product data for the...
This week, coBuilder signed an agreement with The Federation of Norwegian Construction Industry (BNL) to deliver standard-based product data structures also known as Product...
Investing in technology to future proof construction operations
Paul Mills, Group Sales Director, Six Degrees Group explores the role of technology in the construction industry, noting how it can future proof firms
The rise of the tech sector and how planners can support...
As the UK’s tech sector goes from strength to strength, Idox’s Donna Gardiner looks at the role of planning and policy in fostering its future growth
Britain’s approach to BIM provides a model for the world
Enforcing the BIM mandate is proving slow, but Gavin Bonner, Global BIM Manager at Cundall argues that Britain is leading the way in BIM implementation
BIM standards and certification must be kept simple
Global BIM standards are necessary but they should not be overcomplicated. Man and Machine explain why it is imperative to keep things concise
Training the next generation of BIM experts to avoid a digital...
Emma Segelov, Head of Marketing at MK Electric, explains the importance of training and investing in young people to avoid the digital skills gap
How should the sector deliver offsite construction training?
In an interview with Ben Lever of the CITB, we examine how the organisation will provide offsite construction training based on recent research
Marketing agenda sees construction firm Mick George hit TV
Mick George Ltd explains why embracing technology is something construction firms should do and shares how its new website is benefiting customers
Embracing technology provides construction customers a better service
Mick George Ltd explains why embracing technology is something construction firms should do and shares how its new website is benefiting customers
RICS BIM4SME awards extend deadline to recognise more BIM talent
The deadline for the RICS BIM4SME awards, which recognises industry talent and expertise, has been extended after it was inundated with nominations
BIM challenges still remain despite transforming the construction sector
The FIEC has warned of the many BIM challenges in place and calls for more to be done to support the transition into digital construction
There are 3 P’s of BIM: people, processes and policies
Successfully implementing BIM relies on the 3 P's of BIM: people, processes and policies. Gaurang Trivedi, Engineering Consultant for TrueCADD explains
Investing in the BIM education of experts. Is it worth it?
Investing in the BIM education of experts is an obstacle that the construction industry needs to overcome to start using BIM properly, says Lars Fredenlund
BIM and a sustainability strategy: better value and places
Implementing BIM and a sustainability strategy has wider benefits resulting in an opportunity to connect buildings, spaces, places, people and communities argues Dr Susie Tomson, Sustainability Director at PCSG
Using BIM on smaller scale projects is possible
Dan Rossiter of BRE explains the benefits of using BIM on smaller scale projects and provides tips based on his own experience of applying BIM to manage his home
Modern modular construction should be embraced as the future
Jason Ruddle of Elecosoft discusses why modern modular construction can deliver innovative designs while providing a turnkey solution for the sector
Product manufacturers and BIM: the importance of standardised data
Alex Small, BIM and Digital Platforms Manager at Tata Steel outlines the challenges construction product manufacturers face on their route to BIM
Most Considerate Site awarded to six construction firms
A number of construction companies have been awarded the ‘Most Considerate Site’ at the Considerate Constructors Scheme’s 2017 National Site Awards
How can contractors capitalise on noise and vibration monitoring?
Derek Nash, Director of Acoustics Central discusses the benefits of smart noise and vibration monitoring on construction sites