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Five new NISTA members appointed to EAC

September 14, 2026• by

The National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (NISTA) has appointed five new members to its Expert Advisory Council (EAC) to support the...

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The signal and the noise: Why machine-readable buildings are closer than we think

September 14, 2026• by

John Taylor, Publications Manager at BSRIA, explores what the move toward machine-readable information could mean for how buildings are designed, approved, and...

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Morgan Sindall appointed to deliver £17m Greenway Junior School with flexible architecture and low-carbon design

September 14, 2026• by

The design of a new £17m junior school in Horsham puts flexible learning, inclusive spaces and low-carbon operation at the heart of the development Morgan...

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Removing barriers and maintaining standards: Widening access to the architects’ profession

September 14, 2026• by

Hugh Simpson, chief executive of the Architects Registration Board (ARB), discusses how the consultation on the Prescribed Exam is affecting architectural...

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Climate adaptation starts at home. We need to build capability from the ground up

September 14, 2026• by

With the Climate Change Committee warning that, 20 years after the passage of the Climate Change Act, the UK remains poorly prepared for the physical risks ...

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Engineering for operations: Going from security to insight

September 14, 2026• by

Tertius Wolfaardt, architecture and engineering manager for South Asia – Pacific at Axis Communications, discusses why security systems must be embedded at...

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Morpholio Trace for Business brings a new way for firms to buy and deploy at scale

September 11, 2026• by

New enterprise offering connects Trace to the Vectorworks Customer Portal, enabling centralised purchasing, licensing, and managed deployment, with early...

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Finding the money for SuDS

September 11, 2026• by

Greater flexibility on funding is needed to ensure that SuDS not only deliver but are also affordable for everyone, says Jo Bradley, convenor of British...

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Europe’s Artificial Intelligence cooling problem

September 11, 2026• by

Hotter summers are exposing a resilience gap in data centres built for a cooler climate. Future-weather modelling, airflow analysis and live performance data...

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Better starts earlier when it comes to offsite manufacturing

September 11, 2026• by

John Smith, technical director at Donaldson Timber Systems, explains that the key to achieving maximum benefit from offsite manufacturing is having the right...

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Better starts earlier when it comes to offsite manufacturing
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