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The real challenge isn’t BIM. It’s information management

April 21, 2026• by

James Lawrence, solution consultant at Newforma, on why the industry conversation is quietly shifting from BIM to information management For more than a...

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How organisations can reduce stress in construction and keep workers in work

April 21, 2026• by

Julia Shervington of Mates in Mind discusses how stress uniquely affects construction workers, and how it can best be managed Trigger Warning: this article...

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Semantic modelling: The foundation of outcome-first cognitive buildings

April 21, 2026• by

Semantic modelling is the essential foundation for any building that aims to move beyond simple automation and into real-world intelligence. It is the...

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Holcim UK supplies ready-to-use mortar to No.1 Old Trafford development

April 21, 2026• by

Holcim UK has provided GM4 Eco 132 ready-to-use mortar to the 15 and 18-storey No.1 Old Trafford development Surrounded by local landmarks including the...

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Editor’s view: Would the CITB and ECITB merger be a good move?

April 21, 2026• by

In the midst of the government’s consultation on the matter, we find out how combination of the two bodies would effect the skills landscape Both the...

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Talking about high quality placemaking is not enough – it’s down to delivery

April 21, 2026• by

Mike Reader, chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Excellence in the Built Environment and Member of Parliament for Northampton South on why more...

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RICS launches global initiative to align whole-life carbon reporting across the built environment

April 21, 2026• by

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has announced the launch of the Coalition for Life Cycle Emissions Alignment and Reporting (CLEAR) CLEAR is...

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Newcastle University’s new building: A masterclass in engineering excellence

April 20, 2026• by

The new Stephenson Building at Newcastle University is a landmark education redevelopment Meticulously planned and executed, it aims to deliver a learning...

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Early defect detection in construction saves millions

April 20, 2026• by

Andrew Pemberton, chartered building engineer and senior manager of surveying at The Professional Snagging Company, argues that early defect detection in...

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Looking beyond housebuilding targets: Creating communities in the next generation of new towns

April 20, 2026• by

Matt Morris, director, Nexus Planning, discusses why community needs must be considered as part of the UK Government’s New Towns programme The House of Lords...

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Looking beyond housebuilding targets: Creating communities in the next generation of new towns
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