No.10 North: Why a new approach to urban security must match Manchester’s political ambitions

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Lucy Ketley, sales and marketing director at ATG Access, explores how No.10 North could change Manchester’s physical security requirements and what this...

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Asset Intelligence: The discipline that starts on site and outlasts the project

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When we introduced Asset Intelligence in June’s issue, we set out why the built environment needs a coherent discipline for managing information across the...

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Build-to-Rent starts plummeting as Real Estate:UK warns of viability issues

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Across the UK, starts on site for Build-to-Rent homes have dropped by 79% in the year to June 2026, according to data from Savills for Real Estate:UK (RE:UK)...

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Why open ecosystems matter for Europe’s infrastructure

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As Europe’s infrastructure is tested by ageing assets, extreme weather and rising delivery pressure, resilience will depend on what gets built and whether...

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RIBA Stephen Lawrence Prize 2026 shortlist revealed

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This is the 28th year of the prize being awarded by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), having been established in the memory of Stephen...

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Help to Buy schemes caused housebuilding rate to double, says HBF

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The Home Builders Federation (HBF) has released a report urging the government to give support to first-time buyers, as The Payback for Good report highlights...

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Assessing long-term bridge damage with artificial intelligence

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Researchers at Seoul National University of Science and Technology have created an automated computer vision system that tracks and measures bridge damage over...

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Why technology alone won’t make construction safer – true site safety depends on collaboration

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Eleanor Thomas, senior co-ordinator (south west) at Southern Construction Framework, discusses why collaboration and communication are critical to construction...

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Mindset can be the biggest barrier to accessibility

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One of the more frustrating facets of working in accessibility is that almost all physical barriers to access can be remedied, even if they are costly and...

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New six-minute documentary shines a light on roadworker abuse – available now

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“Missiles are thrown. They’re threatened with being run over. This is not what you go to work to encounter. You go to work to do your trade.” Roadworker...

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New six-minute documentary shines a light on roadworker abuse – available now
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