Technical

Amey’s Craig McGilvray says ESG can create better outcomes for the industry and the communities it serves.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has issued a statement to provide an update on the department responsible for fire.

Why has Shanghai created hills in the city as part of a mega-project for locals, asks Matt Lamy?

Open Doors 2025, from Build UK in partnership with the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) and CSCS, is returning on 17-22 March.

Much has been made of the building safety changes in England – notably the establishing of the BSR and the BSA and the regulation of building control – but what about the devolved nations, asks Peter Crush?

Our ever-increasing need for instant information via the internet is placing data centres in our neighbourhoods, but are we ready to welcome them?

The Construction Products Regulation (CPR 2024) updates the existing EU rules in this area, providing an opportunity to adapt standardisation to new technical developments.

The London Borough of Haringey is bucking the trend by building more than 700 new council homes, with aims for 3,000 homes by 2031 and more than 2,000 already underway or completed.

A partnership finds solutions for a complex excavation at a new housing development in North Yorkshire.

For the past two years CABE has surveyed members working in building control to gather perspectives on the building control system in England and Wales.

Denise Chevin takes a closer look at one of the Institution of Structural Engineers Award winners, the Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture

Paul Taylor, Seals Product Manager at FPE Seals, discusses the importance of upskilling your workforce to adopt new technologies.

The unique moving façade found on Shanghai’s Bund Finance Centre’s Cultural Centre is a marvel of engineering, writes Matt Lamy