The power of “built in” building control expertise for architects

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With building control expertise often historically treated as a later stage consultant in England and Wales, Georgina Mullen, director at Top 100 international...

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Outcry over plans to use accessible loos as overflow option

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Ian Streets, managing director of About Access, looks at the implications for disabled people of EHCR guidance on gender and loos Whatever your protected...

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Build Warranty: Rewriting the structural warranty playbook for a faster, safer UK housing market

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Why structural warranty is becoming a delivery accelerator, not a paperwork hurdle, for developers, lenders and housing associations under pressure to build...

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NFRC’s Cut the Dust campaign highlights importance of irritant-free building products, says Actis

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A campaign by The National Federation of Roofing Contractors to cut exposure to respirable crystalline silica dust is encouraging builders to reduce exposure...

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New CIH committee members being sought

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New members are being sought for two of the Chartered Institute of Housing’s (CIH) governing board sub-committees The selected CIH committee members will...

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ARB annual report shows progress made towards strategic goals in 2025

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The Architects Registration Board (ARB) latest Annual Report and Financial Statements have been laid in parliament The ARB annual report shows significant...

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UK heatwaves sparking irresponsible sales of AC, BESA reports

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The Building Engineering Services Association has reported that sales of air conditioning to the public have been irresponsible in the midst of the third UK...

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First HS2 green tunnel completed

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The first fully finished cut-and-cover tunnel on the HS2 line has been revealed on the west side of London. The Copthall tunnel is the first HS2 green tunnel,...

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Growth of AI infrastructure drives job creation in UK construction

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A new report has revealed that the growth of AI infrastructure, including the demand for data centres, is set to squeeze global market capacity and drive rapid...

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CITB and FMB report reveals new plan to increase retrofit skills

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A new report commissioned by CITB’s Repair, Maintenance and Improvement Sector Skills Advisory Group outlines that retrofit skills must be increased for the...

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CITB and FMB report reveals new plan to increase retrofit skills
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