Transformative lighting preserves Maisonneuve Library’s architectural heritage

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A sensitive, transformative lighting scheme at the Maisonneuve Library in Montreal has redefined how the building’s rich architectural heritage is...

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Procurement opens for £8bn national construction framework

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The new national construction framework will cover England, Wales and Northern Ireland SCAPE has published the Tender Notice for a national construction...

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Council housebuilding set for major revival under £39bn programme

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Andy Burnham announces £10bn from the £39bn Social and Affordable Homes Programme to support 73,600 new social and affordable homes over the next decade...

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Sustainable design shapes new £15.2m Belper community health centre

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A new £15.2 million community health centre in Belper, Derbyshire, has been designed with sustainability at its core, incorporating renewable energy,...

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LCBI extends its pan-European low-carbon certification scheme to logistics assets

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LCBI, the first pan-European standard for whole life-cycle carbon measurement of buildings, has announced the launch of its dedicated certification for...

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From forecasts to resilience. How AI can help infrastructure act before disaster strikes

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AI could help us see danger earlier, understand consequences more clearly and act before a hazard becomes a catastrophe, writes Mark Coates, VP of...

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Building Pathology Conference 2026 set to address challenges in the built environment

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H+R SOCOTEC Building Pathology and Heritage is pleased to announce the Building Pathology Conference 2026 (BP26), taking place between 10 and 11 September 2026...

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Smart equipment scheduling and the case for construction tech integration

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Lou Farrell, senior editor of construction and manufacturing at Revolutionized Magazine, discusses how technology integration gives construction teams more...

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Research reveals strongest UK cities for starting a construction career

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As thousands of school leavers consider their career choices following results day, new research reveals the strongest UK cities offering some of the best...

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Construction skills training needs to go back to basics

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It’s time for the Construction Industry Training Board to refocus and better serve SMEs, writes Dr Victoria Hills, CEO of the Chartered Institute of Building...

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Construction skills training needs to go back to basics
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