Intelligence

The government’s response to the Protect Duty Consultation also needs to consider how people behave in an emergency, says Eaton’s UK and Ireland Managing Director Siobahn Meikle

There’s no golden bullet for fixing decades of limited progress on ED&I, but the steps being made in the industry are encouraging, says Pagabo’s Gerard Toplass

A new digital twins project looks at language barriers between industries to find some common ground

Concerns over the knowledge and assessment standards for the installation of solar panels for multiple public sector buildings and schools

As we celebrate Women in Construction Week from 6 March, CABE is excited to announce the launch of CABE for Women

Construction firms should be doing more to attract young people taking STEM subjects at school says Beam Development’s Dan Grimshaw

Barbara Balocating Dunn PhD(c), Professor Sue Hignett, Professor Malcolm Cook and Dr Ellen Taylor discuss the development of inclusive design for people with dementia

St. Modwen Homes looks at the history of British houses and how they’ve changed to fit our culture and needs through the ages

Benenden Health’s survey shows a tendency among engineering and construction workers to hide health issues from employers

The effects of movement-induced vibrations on buildings can cause discomfort and need to be engineered out, says software developer Oasys

Home and business maintenance company Rightio provides a guide to managing consumer expectations regarding the 2023 boiler ban

Condensation and mould continue to be a growing concern in properties across the UK according to air quality experts at Homevent

Although studies show a clear connection between physical spaces and student performance, research conducted by REHAU Group suggests that market realities continue to hinder best practice.

Water companies have set out ambitious plans to improve the health of England’s rivers and want all sectors to support the changes

How do you implement a policy so outlandish that the company’s HR director warns against it? A look at Darren Evans Ltd may explain how

Liz Varga FCABE explains how the principles of infrastructure resilience relate to the built environment

The CROSS-UK Fire Safety Expert Panel discusses the interpretation and application of the Building Act 1984 with regards to the use of cross-laminated timber in multi-storey buildings.

Stuart Fairlie MCABE discusses the fiendishly complicated issue of how the industry can stay cool about overheating

Significant cost increases and the introduction of new restrictions on professional indemnity insurance (PII) policies are causing concern.

Jovan Arsovski, Senior Building Intelligence Engineer at engineering consultancy Hoare Lea, discusses what a smart building really means and where the industry is heading.