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Data sharing challenges for the construction industry and how to overcome them

September 10, 2024• by

Persistent data sharing challenges plague the construction industry, leading to inefficiencies and miscommunication; discover the key solutions and strategies...

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How Build Warranty’s structural warranties and expert surveyors are meeting post-Grenfell challenges

September 10, 2024• by

At Build Warranty, we have been closely monitoring the impact of the Grenfell Inquiry on the construction sector, particularly in relation to safety,...

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Making Ireland a world leader in MMC

September 10, 2024• by

Ireland can become a world leader in offsite and MMC, but needs policy support in order to digitalise and decarbonise construction, write Paul Tierney, CEO of...

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Green skills gap in young people means UK will struggle to reach net zero, report warns

September 9, 2024• by

70% of young people surveyed for a report from Groundworks and ESS have never received any information on careers that could help fill green skills gap...

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MADE Partnership: Homes England, Barratt and Lloyds form housebuilding JV

September 9, 2024• by

Barratt, Lloyds Banking Group and government body Homes England will each contribute £50m to the new housebuilding private-public joint venture ‘MADE...

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UK Construction Week 2024: see innovation and sustainability in focus

September 9, 2024• by

With over 20,000 visitors, 300 exhibitors, and 300 expert speakers, UK Construction Week’s will cover everything from digital advancements to sustainability...

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How retrofitting can help solve the UK’s housing crisis

September 9, 2024• by

The team at Buro Happold examine what is needed to answer the UK’s housing crisis- and how retrofitting can help make use of over one million empty homes The...

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We cannot rely on paper-based certification post-Grenfell, says CARES

September 6, 2024• by

The chief executive of the UK Certification Authority for Reinforcing Steels (CARES) has said that paper-based certification can no longer be relied on after...

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Final deck segment lowered into place in Britain’s new longest rail bridge

September 6, 2024• by

The Colne Valley Viaduct has officially become the UK’s new longest rail bridge at 3.4km( or 2.1 miles), after over two years of construction The viaduct...

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Taking BIM onto the construction site: A civil engineering special pilot project

September 6, 2024• by

At the Build the Future ALLPLAN Summit 2024, KIBAG, one of the leading companies in the Swiss construction and building materials industry presented a pilot...

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Taking BIM onto the construction site: A civil engineering special pilot project
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