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How much extra does Passivhaus cost to build?

August 5, 2026• by

A new report shows that the capital cost uplift of Passivhaus standard buildings can be as low as 2% The report, co-authored by the Passivhaus Trust, Currie...

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Fit for today, safe for tomorrow: Why fire door hardware installation matters

August 5, 2026• by

The installation of fire door hardware is the point at which compliance and performance either come together or fall apart, explains Karen Trigg of Allegion UK...

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Shortlist announced for RIBA Reinvention Award 2026

August 5, 2026• by

Sponsored by Oscar Acoustics, the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) award recognises the creative reuse of buildings to improve their use and...

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Changes to government bidding assessment to impact contracts

August 5, 2026• by

The government has announced a major overhaul of how it will select organisations for its contracts, including construction projects The most important change...

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

August 5, 2026• by

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

August 4, 2026• by

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

August 4, 2026• by

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

August 4, 2026• by

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

August 4, 2026• by

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

August 4, 2026• by

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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Assessing long-term bridge damage with artificial intelligence
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