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Finding the picture on the box: The missing mental model in smart buildings

October 30, 2026• by

Construction and information management frameworks provide clear guidance for static asset records (nouns), but the smart building domain lacks a shared...

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Resilience starts with seeing infrastructure as one connected system

October 29, 2026• by

Making Britain’s infrastructure more resilient requires us to look beyond individual assets. That means strengthening railways, protecting roads, maintaining...

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How can sustainability in construction be consistently measured?

October 29, 2026• by

Sustainability in construction has moved from a niche consideration to a mainstream expectation, and most professionals agree on what it takes to measure it...

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30% of construction professionals identify progress capture, reporting and data quality as their primary challenge

October 29, 2026• by

We asked over 200 planners and senior construction leaders across multiple sectors “What’s the biggest challenge in keeping your programme aligned with...

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COP31: Turning climate ambition into action for the built environment

October 29, 2026• by

Ahead of her visit to COP31 in Turkey, CIOB head of sustainability, Amanda Williams, shares her thoughts on what the global climate conference could and should...

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Reducing diesel reliance on construction sites: Where should smaller contractors start?

October 29, 2026• by

Connor Grisdale, senior consultant at Positive Planet, explores how smaller construction businesses can begin reducing their reliance on diesel  The...

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Will green shoots curb construction insolvencies in 2027?

October 29, 2026• by

Alastair Robertson, Carly Thorpe and Claire Askew of law firm Walker Morris examine the factors driving insolvencies and the outlook for the construction...

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Construction software costs more than the subscription for an SME

October 29, 2026• by

For a smaller contractor or consultancy, a digital system’s cost includes the people and processes needed to keep it useful. A realistic purchase tests...

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What the 2026 Autumn Budget means for construction

October 28, 2026• by

Chancellor John Healey has finished delivering his Autumn Budget in the Commons. PBC Today explores policies announced for housing, energy prices, devolution...

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How AI can give engineers more time to engineer

October 28, 2026• by

What could engineers achieve with less repetitive work? With Allplan Max, Allplan brings practical AI into everyday engineering workflows Engineers are hearing...

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