To scale green innovation Britain needs more than pilots, it needs places that prove what works

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Lucy Bruzzone, programme director at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership’s (CISL) Living Lab, discusses how the labs are evolving alongside...

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Keeping modular building programme certainty in an uncertain world

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Ireland is a small, open economy with a construction sector that is deeply exposed to global supply chains. That access brings opportunity, but such exposure...

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Why the construction sector’s dispute problem starts long before the dispute

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As commercial disputes and insolvencies climb across construction, the industry’s attention is turning to a less obvious cause: not poor workmanship, but...

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Designing a truly digital hospital: What we’re learning from Monklands

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Construction is one of the world’s largest industries, generating more than $13 trillion annually and accounting for approximately 13% of global GDP. Yet...

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Thermographic surveys: Predictive maintenance for solar panels

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Thermographic surveys from Quayle Industries can pinpoint developing faults in solar panels for repair before there is visible damage, a loss of electricity...

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Digital construction site assessment tool halves Durham wait time

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A new PlaceMaker tool has been used in a trial run by Durham County Council, and found that the time needed to assess sites was reduced by 50% The digital...

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Liverpool’s living wall highlights the importance of design in construction projects

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A new living wall has been installed at the site of the former Royal Liverpool Hospital as collaborators continue to build the city’s new nature-first garden...

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HS2 A43 bridge realigned over two weekends

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The road has been realigned over a new bridge to allow HS2 trains to pass underneath traffic The HS2 A43 bridge is being built using a top-down method, meaning...

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Construction’s leadership wish list for 2027

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Amy Speake, chief executive, Holmes Noble, discusses how construction leadership requirements are changing as project demand fluctuates Working on...

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Geospatial surveys: The overlooked decision that shapes design certainty in construction

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Geospatial surveys are often treated as a procedural early step but in practice, the quality and clarity of that information can have a significant impact on...

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Geospatial surveys: The overlooked decision that shapes design certainty in construction
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