How Stack Modular is using AI to de-risk mid- to high-rise modular construction

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And what attendees can expect from Stack’s Stuart Marshall at the 2026 World of Modular Artificial intelligence is no longer a future concept in modular...

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Measuring what matters and why retrofit must be judged by outcomes, not assumptions

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Retrofit will only succeed if we move beyond assumptions and start measuring what really matters, warns Sara Edmonds, co-director of the National Retrofit Hub...

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The environment as a design constraint – or taking responsibility as professionals

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Many of the causes of climate change are beyond the scope of building design but changing the way we procure, design and construct buildings shouldn’t be –...

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World of Modular returns to Las Vegas April 20-23, 2026

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Maximize Your Time at World of Modular The Modular Building Institute (MBI) is bringing its global World of Modular (WOM) event back to Las Vegas in April, and...

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Editor’s view: Reform UK’s construction agenda – Policy shift or political rhetoric?

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On the heels of a Reform UK press conference this week, PBC Today digital editor Matt Brundrett investigates what a hypothetical Reform UK government could...

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PM announces new Welsh rail investment up to £14bn

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Prime minister Keir Starmer and first minister Eluned Morgan announced the investment yesterday to make up for years of underinvestment The Welsh rail...

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UK architecture schools to reimagine healthy, affordable social housing

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Students from the Bartlett School of Architecture are collaborating with three other leading UK institutions to address one of the sector’s most urgent...

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Two homes a minute: Transforming retrofit outcomes through education and evaluation

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The UK faces a huge retrofit challenge, yet progress is slow and efforts risk falling short without strong occupant engagement. Tom Garrigan, executive...

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9 software steps for developing the best possible safety culture

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For reasons that range from frustrating to understandable, sometimes the hardest part of managing site operations is working with people Trying to enforce...

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Why construction can’t afford to resist safety technology

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For construction firms around the world, safety is a key priority. Yet construction remains one of the riskiest work environments. Data from the Lloyd’s...

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Why construction can’t afford to resist safety technology
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