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UK Build to Rent must become mainstream, says LRG expert

December 10, 2025• by

The head of build to rent at LRG, Justine Edmonds, has written a public statement urging the government to support the sector and encourage its move into the...

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AI in the built environment: The future will not wait

December 10, 2025• by

Small and global firms pay price for inaction on AI adoption – while mid-size companies reap the rewards, writes Maryrose Lyons, founder of the AI Institute...

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UKGBC report shows focus on resilience in the built environment

December 10, 2025• by

The third annual UKGBC Trends Report has identified what key themes construction firms are innovating around as we head for 2026 20 emerging trends, such as...

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Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust creates smart estate with digital twin

December 10, 2025• by

Indoor mapping is playing a central role in the modernisation of Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust’s estates and facilities department by providing...

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Bridge Civil Engineering case study: innovating to prevent site delays

December 10, 2025• by

Close to a decade ago, aiming to move on from time-consuming manual processes like adapting to changes on sites and updating method statements, Bridge Civil...

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How AI is transforming the future of the built environment

December 10, 2025• by

Artificial Intelligence has been part of our technological landscape for years, but its capabilities are rapidly advancing. The construction industry, in...

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FMB builder contract templates updated in wake of changed building standards

December 9, 2025• by

The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) have announced an update to their builder contract templates to reflect the changes made by the Building Safety Act...

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Keep your EPCs valid and your buildings compliant with SOCOTEC

December 9, 2025• by

With the future of MEES (Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards) under review and the EPC reform consultation now closed, there’s a lot of uncertainty around...

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The Aarhus Convention in the UK: A frustrating hurdle or a necessary protector?

December 9, 2025• by

Ben Standing, partner in planning and environment at UK and Ireland law firm Browne Jacobson, explores the benefits and challenges brought by the Aarhus...

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Is Passivhaus in the UK going mainstream?

December 9, 2025• by

Passivhaus Trust co-director Sarah Lewis explores how Passivhaus standards are taking off in the UK in its quest for net zero and sustainability In May 2025,...

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