Cyber risk in construction: Why confidence may be the sector’s biggest vulnerability

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Cyber risk is now the number one concern for business leaders worldwide, meaning cyber resilience deserves the same discipline and focus as physical safety in...

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Slow decision-making could cost construction firms £1.1bn a year

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UK mid-market property and construction firms could be missing out on around £1.1bn in additional annual economic output because key decisions are not...

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Editor’s view: Do people trust the construction industry?

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As the construction industry navigates another period of upheaval, PBC Today editor Matt Brundrett examines the world of contradictions that seems to plague...

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50% of construction workers fear major industrial disaster as ‘near misses’ increase

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Research published in the annual Dräeger Safety & Health at Work Report has outlined a rising risk of a major industrial disaster, with 50% of...

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Designing a truly digital hospital: What we’re learning from Monklands

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The Monklands project shows that true digital transformation is about much more than models and data platforms, writes Kathleen Baird, associate director at...

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Early contractor involvement cuts project cost overruns, study finds

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Projects where contractors were appointed at RIBA Stage 4 recorded average cost overruns of 17.35%, compared to near-flat performance on projects where...

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Non-domestic decarbonisation being overlooked, warns BCIA

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A new report from the Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) highlights how commercial and public buildings are being left behind in the race to net...

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AI: From promises to proof points at Digital Construction Week 2026

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Julian Geiger, chief AI officer at Nemetschek Group, outlines his vision for AI’s evolution ahead of the AEC/O sector’s major UK trade event It would be...

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How modern modular classrooms are built for today’s schools

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It’s often misunderstood that modular classrooms compromise quality, with these buildings seen as an afterthought However, this is far from the case. Modular...

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One million workers needed: Meeting construction’s greatest skills challenge

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Angela Carney, president of the Northern Counties Builders Federation, discusses the impact of the skills shortage on the construction industry, and how it can...

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One million workers needed: Meeting construction’s greatest skills challenge
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