Are we really designing homes for the future? Rethinking how homes perform in a changing climate

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Eugenia Maslova, technical & regulatory affairs advisor at VELUX, asks if the right things are being measured as the Future Homes Standard prepares to come...

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The Rise of Reform: What it means for private sector planners

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Ben Standing, partner in planning at UK and Ireland law firm Browne Jacobson, and Jack Boyce, Head of Midlands and North at political and stakeholder...

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From compliance to confidence: Phase two of Awaab’s Law

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The next phase of Awaab’s Law is due to become legally enforceable from 30 November, extending mandatory investigation and repairs beyond mould to include a...

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Useful BIM information starts before the client appoints the team

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A request for an ISO 19650 project does not tell a designer or contractor which information to produce. Clients need to link business decisions to...

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What 100+ subcontractors told us about (not) getting paid

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Payapps’ 2026 research into the state of subcontractor payments asked whether the application for payment is a pain point or a competitive advantage....

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Winners of RIBA Stirling Prize 2026 announced

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Mary Duggan and RUFF Architects have been awarded the prestigious prize from the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) for their housing scheme in...

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More speed, less haste – how using Actis materials can reduce labour costs

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With labour costs eating into a building project’s profits, using methods and materials that save time without compromising quality is an excellent way to...

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Show your working: The Golden Thread and accountability under the Building Safety Act

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Under the Building Safety Act, it’s no longer enough to show what was built. You have to show why. Newforma’s James Lawrence and James Cooke talk through...

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The heat network sector is still only talking about heat

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Neil Lawson BEng (Hons) discusses how the sector is largely ignoring cooling, and how this can be detrimental to meeting carbon targets as well as the needs of...

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CIH warns 1.5m homes target on course to be missed

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The Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) has warned that at current rates, the target will be missed by a third The CIH’s UK Housing Review Autumn Briefing...

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CIH warns 1.5m homes target on course to be missed
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