Construction didn’t budge in ONS stats Q1 2025

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A flat 0.0% in overall growth marked the first quarter of the year compared to Q4 2024 In line with no growth, the ONS stats Q1 2025 new work increased by a...

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ICW extends A-rated structural warranty offering to Republic of Ireland

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ICW Group, a leading provider of building warranties and building control services, has extended its services to the Republic of Ireland (RoI) market following...

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Exemplar Sustainable Buildings Awards 2025 shortlist announced

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15 finalists make up the across five different categories in sustainability Innovations and leading designs are the focus of the awards, with the five...

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Building bold: The digital engineering challenge at Maggie’s cancer centre

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Featuring complex geometry, with nearly all edge columns of the curved façade raking in two directions, the construction of the new Maggie’s cancer centre...

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Retrofit 25: What’s stopping us – and what are the solutions?

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As we face the mounting challenges of net zero, economic uncertainty and social inequality, the need to retrofit our existing building stock has never been...

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New quantity surveying degree launched by Teesside University

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The course focuses on housebuilding and is being delivered in partnership with Persimmon Homes and Bellway Homes Teesside University identified a need for a...

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Directors & Officers Insurance explained: protecting your company’s key decision makers

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In today’s business environment, the stakes are higher than ever for corporate leaders. With increasing scrutiny from regulators, shareholders, and the...

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New UAV-BIM Framework Delivers Unmatched Accuracy in Façade Inspection and Digital Twin Integration

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A research team from the University of Auckland has unveiled a breakthrough framework for automated registration of UAV imagery to Building Information Models...

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How green procurement in the construction industry is developing and evolving

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Green procurement within construction is undergoing significant development and evolution as sustainability becomes an increasingly prominent consideration in...

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Infrastructure delivery should reflect community needs, says planning professor

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Professor John Sturzaker has spoken with a parliamentary committee to advise on hitting the 1.5m new homes target Sturzaker is the Ebenezer Howard chair of...

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Infrastructure delivery should reflect community needs, says planning professor
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