How IoT is driving sustainable construction

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Bart Vingerhoets, senior commercial manager at Komatsu Smart Construction, explains how IoT technology is driving sustainability in the construction industry...

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How live event engineering is transforming construction

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Star Live is combining technical innovation and practical experience to revolutionise the conception and delivery of buildings The construction world is...

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Great British Nuclear launches £600m Small Modular Reactor tender

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Great British Nuclear (GBN) has launched a tender for its Small Modular Reactor (SMR) programme, seeking two owner’s engineers(OE) for contracts worth a...

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Strategic marketing in construction: Why the right plan matters more than ever

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In a sector as competitive and fast-moving as construction, strategic marketing is no longer optional – it’s business-critical. As a new financial year...

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Accelerator programme to help deploy AI solutions in UK construction

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Digital Catapult’s intervention in the construction industry will address key challenges by convening capabilities with the three industry leaders and ten...

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New agreement that helps eligible architects register between UK and Canada signed

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A new UK-Canada mutual recognition agreement (MRA) will be signed today between the UK’s Architects Registration Board (ARB) and Canada’s Regulatory...

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From site to insights, in a blink: Introducing the FARO® Blink Imaging Laser Scanner

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In an industry where efficiency and accuracy dictate success, capturing reality quickly and effectively has never been more crucial Construction, facility...

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Experimental AI tool that digitises planning data could help councils meet housing targets

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Currently in early testing, the AI tool could reduce the time needed to convert old planning documents into digital records, helping councils to make faster,...

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Over 17,000 Build-to-Rent homes completed in last year but future supply looks uncertain

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The number of completed Build-to-Rent (BtR) homes has surpassed 127,000, with an additional 17,309 homes completed over the past 12 months, according to the...

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RIBA calls for more flexible modes of study for architect trainees

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Writing in response to the ARB’s Independent Commission on professional practical experience in architecture, RIBA has reiterated the importance of flexible...

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RIBA calls for more flexible modes of study for architect trainees
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