Vectorworks Learning Paths to guide your academic journey

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Learning Paths on Vectorworks University offer a free, structured, confidence-building resource to bring Vectorworks software into the classroom, whether...

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Deal secured to build UK’s largest electricity substation

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Teesworks has completed a deal with National Grid Electricity Transmission for the purchase of 73.3 acres of land at Dorman Point, paving the way for the...

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Staying a step ahead of sensory obstacles to access

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Advances in lighting technology are presenting accessibility problems for some people because of the possible impact on conditions arising from neurodivergence...

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New rules set to help make faster planning decisions

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Homeowners looking to extend or convert their loft, and small businesses improving their premises, could get faster planning decisions under new rules to cut...

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Can the government’s Construction Jobs Plan build the workforce we need?

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The Construction Jobs Plan is a welcome and necessary step, but it will only succeed if employers have confidence in the pipeline of work, explains Neil Kelly,...

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Digital twins earn their place when operators can trust the next decision

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A connected model can help operators investigate faults and test changes. Its usefulness depends on knowing which decisions it can support, where its...

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Innovate, Integrate, Inspire: New CICES president Marek Suchocki outlines his vision

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Marek Suchocki FCInstCES became president of the Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors (CICES) on 2 September 2026. Here, Marek outlines his...

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Hospitality architects TEREYN secure third consecutive national award following Independent Hotel Show

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Cambridge-based architectural practice TEREYN, which specialises in commercially focused design for the hospitality and leisure sectors, has secured its third...

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Drugs and alcohol on site: Policy and practicalities

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Ben Powell, chair of the Chartered Institute of Building’s health, safety and wellbeing advisory panel, on why having a policy on drugs and alcohol is key...

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Construction recruitment programme surpasses 100 Scottish participants

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A construction recruitment programme aimed at widening access to careers in Scotland has already supported more than 100 participants, with dozens progressing...

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Construction recruitment programme surpasses 100 Scottish participants
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