• Forest Friends

    Biodiversity should be considered at the earliest stages of planning to help reverse habitat decline, says the National House Building Council
  • Forward Thinking

    Meeting climate challenges head on with a Passivhaus building design for a primary school
  • Save the Newt

    Natural England’s scheme to conserve great crested newts and promote sustainable development
  • Hive Mind

    Inside Actis’ thermally efficient honeycomb-design insulation, which is being shown off to full effect in Scandia-Hus show homes
  • Norwegian Wood

    A school to learn in and learn from: how environmentally sound building practices form a key part of education and learning
  • Raising the Standard

    Richard Flynn CEnv CEng FCABE, Chair of the MPSC, discusses continuously improving professional standards in building engineering
  • Balancing Act

    Rewilding and wildlife habitat creation are part of a raft of measures to mitigate and reduce the nitrate impact of planned housing in the Solent region
  • Roleplay

    Two unlikely bedfellows – a childcare centre and fire station – are sharing a new building in Austria
  • What lies beneath

    James Dodgson, SOCOTEC UK, explores the challenges when duty holders limit the scope of intrusive work during refurbishment surveys.
  • Law and order

    Cintec supports the restoration of the Canadian Parliament Buildings.
  • Industry opinion

    Iain Cox, Chair of the Business Sprinkler Alliance, asks if we’re prioritising sustainability over resilience to fire?
  • Break the chain

    Jayne Hall, Immediate-Past President of CABE, discusses signs of slavery in the supply chain.
  • Let the light in

    Stella Rooflights replace the skylights on a historic railway pumping station conservation project.
  • Stemming the tide

    A report on science, technology, engineering and maths career provision in schools and colleges calls for urgent support and investment.
  • Taking the register

    Dan Harding, Sign In App Chief Executive, describes how this technology can ensure site managers have full visibility of their workforce.
  • Designing a mirage

    Steven Soderberg, of Lorin Industries, discusses the use of anodised aluminium on an innovative design for a home in the woods.
  • Crane conservation

    UK tower crane specialist sponsors conservation project to bolster the population of the UK’s largest bird.
  • Merry men

    Conservation on sites that date from Norman times pose particular challenges, as G F Tomlinson discovered.
  • Congratulations

    CABE’s Immediate Past President Jayne Hall has passed the baton onto new President Stewart McArthur in a joyful inauguration event at Lutyens House.