Vectorworks Architect 2026 advances as finalist in Architizer A+Product awards

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Design-centric, BIM software solution nominated for best in technology, public voting now open through May 15 Global design and BIM software provider...

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King’s Speech sets out several key bills that will shape the construction sector

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The construction industry is set for further change following the announcement of key legislation during the King’s Speech, including the Remediation Bill...

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Giving designers the reins: The case for steerable AI in architecture

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Designers don’t want more AI; they want more control, writes Roderick Bates, head of product operations at Chaos There is a belief that innovation offered by...

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Volumetric modular construction: A strategic response to risk

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The UK construction industry faces inflation, higher costs, complex planning, compliance challenges and many supply chain issues. But as Jackie Maginnis, chief...

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Future Homes Standard overlooks water heat recovery, warns industry experts

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Industry leaders in the Waste Water Heat Recovery (WWHR) sector have stated that the Future Homes Standard is missing opportunities to utilise Waste Water...

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National Housing Bank invests £100m into Build-to-Rent fund

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Starlight Investments UK’s Build-to-Rent Fund II has secured a major investment from the National Housing Bank (NHB), supporting the delivery of 6,000 new...

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Trimble links SketchUp with Claude, bringing new capabilities to 3D modelling

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Trimble has announced a specialised integration with Claude, the large language model and AI assistant from Anthropic, that makes it easier for...

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SFS strengthens commitment to product clarity and compliance under CCPI

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Here Gordon Hines, UK Technical Manager at SFS Group Fastening Technology Ltd, discusses how the company is aligning its technical services and product...

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AI, cybersecurity and integrated project management: How construction firms can protect profitability in 2026

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Construction and built environment firms are entering 2026 with a familiar set of pressures: economic uncertainty, rising client expectations, complex project...

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New HSE stone cutting guidance published ahead of inspection programme

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The Health and Safety Executive has indicated that dry-cutting of engineered stone is now deemed unacceptable due to risks of lung disease A new package of HSE...

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New HSE stone cutting guidance published ahead of inspection programme
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