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Housing associations form “united front” with London boroughs to tackle housing...
A group of housing associations responsible for almost 600,000 homes have pledged to form a “united front” with London councils to build more affordable homes and launch a new assault on the housing crisis.
Mick George wins earthworks subcontract for Cavendish III
Bouygues UK has appointed Mick George to commence enabling works on its £250m contract for the new University of Cambridge Cavendish III physics laboratory.
Cheshire West Council invest millions into building new affordable homes
The Cheshire West and Chester Council has received grant funding of £14.68 million to produce 700 new homes across the borough.
Heightened pressures on the construction sector threaten workforce wellbeing
Mike Blake of Willis Towers Watson discusses the impact of digital transformation, new technologies and adopting BIM on the importance of employee wellbeing.
Boost your BIM knowledge – without leaving the office
A new e-learning platform from the Construction Scotland Innovation Centre aims to help more business leaders start their BIM journey – without having to get out of their chair. BIM technical consultant Colin Hastie explains.
First WoodFest celebrates all things timber this December
The North East will celebrate everything built with wood as the first WoodFest comes to Newcastle in December.
A perspective on the skills challenge in offsite manufacture
Graham Cleland Director of Berkeley Modular and member of the Buildoffsite Governing Forum, shares his perspective on the skills challenge in the offsite construction sector.
Industrialising project delivery using BIM methodologies
To stimulate the economic development of Kunming City and the surrounding region, Yunnan Yunling Engineering Cost Consultation (YYECC) was charged to create a rapid transportation system in the city’s southeastern section.
How LR’s BIM accreditation benefited RoyalHaskoningDHV
Engineering design and project management consultancy Royal HaskoningDHV has harnessed LR’s BIM Level 2 accreditation to save time, cut costs and improve service
Is your BIM fully optimised for your business?
There is growing and quite understandable hype concerning BIM, and how it is helping to transform both the UK residential and commercial building sectors?
Next in BIM: City Information Modelling (CIM)
BIM has radically changed the way we think about building design in terms of collaboration and visualisation. Can City Information Modelling do the same for urban planning?
RICS launches series of expert thought pieces to end youth homelessness
RICS has launched a series of thought pieces from property experts and political figures to highlight solutions to eradicate homelessness.
Premier Mechanical uses Bluebeam Revu to compete with large firms
Bluebeam Revu has helped Premier Mechanical to rise above the competition and win more work.
Making the most of SuDS
Martin Lambley, product manager for stormwater at Wavin, explains how the effective use of sustainable urban drainage solutions (SuDS) can support change in the ways we plan, design and build towns and cities.
Bluebeam enhances global growth with new German subsidiary
Bluebeam, Inc., has announced the formation of a German subsidiary to better serve customers and strategically advance its overall investment and presence across the region
£5m scheme to regenerate historic Hull dock and flood defences
A construction project to regenerate an historic riverside dock area and to improve flood defenses in hull received a £5m investment to begin the works.
BIM methodologies help Beijing Water increase water distribution
The South-to-North Water Diversion Project is a major foundational strategic project to alleviate the severe shortage of water resources in northern China, especially in the capital of Beijing.
Hackitt: Impossible to rule out another Grenfell without regulatory change
Dame Judith Hackitt, author of the independent review of Building Regulation and fire safety, has warned that without changes to the regulatory system, another tragedy like the Grenfell Tower fire cannot be ruled out.
Structural engineers reach for the cloud
Cloud services and machine learning can help engineers boost productivity, performance and predictability. Raoul Karp and Kaustubh Page of Bentley Systems explain how.
Site Digital Twin: Physical vs digital worksites
A site digital twin could help to avoid duplication of data across platforms and ensure project information is up-to-date.
McAleer & Rushe delivers ahead of schedule for Belfast City Council
McAleer & Rushe’s first BIM project embraced software to overcome a tight schedule, design delays and complex works to set a high standard of planning excellence and delivery.
BIM workflows lower cost of Zhengzhou-Xixia Expressway project
The CNY 10.5 bn (~£1.17bn) Yaoshan-Luanchuan section of the Zhengzhou-Xixia Expressway is 78.8-kilometres long and is a bi-directional and four-lane expressway, which includes 88 bridges, four interchanges, two interoperability hubs, and two super-long tunnels.
Amey awarded design services contract for North West roads
Amey Consulting has been awarded a multi-million pound Design Services contract to shape the future of roads across the North West
Insurance for construction and engineering projects
We take a look at the different types of insurance that may be required or upheld in connection with a construction and engineering project.
Case study: A capital blueprint for modular success
An innovative partnership between award-winning architecture practice astudio and the London Borough of Dagenham & Barking is forging a blueprint for MMC housing development in London
MultiPly: American hardwood meets Arup’s engineered timber ambition
Andrew Lawrence of Arup describes London Design Festival's installation, The Smile, as among the most ambitious applications of cross-laminated timber.