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SponsoredBuilding quiz night back again in 2025
Event back after successful events in 2023 and 2024
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SponsoredTackling infrastructure gaps and overcoming investment delays in the North-east
Industry experts from the North-east gathered last month to brainstorm how the region can pull together to upgrade its infrastructure
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SponsoredUnpacking the ongoing impact of the Building Safety Act on housing and construction in the Midlands
A Building the Future Think Tank roundtable addressed how housebuilding and construction in the Midlands are meeting the challenges of the Building Safety Act
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SponsoredBuilding a safer future: proactive solutions for the Building Safety Act
The Building Safety Act is forcing a fundamental shift in how buildings are designed, delivered and managed. And the key to managing this is clear according to the experts - industry-led solutions powered by digital tools, clearer communication and a culture of collaboration.
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SponsoredThe Place of Value: learning lessons for our future education estate
As pressures mount to deliver better outcomes with fewer resources, what can the Scottish and English approach to school building learn from the other? Chris Malcolm, principal, Ryder Architecture explores.
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SponsoredData centres as critical national infrastructure: Are we doing enough to get them connected?
A roundtable hosted by Building and JSM Group Serviceslooked at the challenges of providing adequate energy connections for the UK’s data centres
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SponsoredNavigating building warranty insurance challenges for housing associations
With a rise in social housing construction, housing associations encounter unique challenges in securing reliable and affordable warranty insurance. As the demand for social housing grows, understanding these complexities and leveraging specialist advice becomes crucial for housing associations to navigate the evolving insurance landscape effectively and ensure ...
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SponsoredSpotlight on PFAS: The issue of forever chemicals
Introduction Perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), often referred to as “forever chemicals,” are synthetic chemicals found in various industrial and consumer products. Their persistence in the environment raises significant concerns. PFAS are used in industries such as automotive, aviation, defense, and construction, as well as in household ...
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SponsoredWomen in Construction: Mariam Issoufou, founder, Mariam Issoufou Architects
This is part of a special report produced in partnership with Gleeds
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SponsoredWomen in Construction: Elly Hoult, chief operating officer and deputy chief executive officer, Peabody
This is part of a special report produced in partnership with Gleeds
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SponsoredWomen in Construction: Marzena Hallam, associate director and brand ambassador, Gleeds
This is part of a special report produced in partnership with Gleeds
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SponsoredMaking their mark: the women pushing boundaries in the built environment
Making women in the industry visible can help us all make positive progress faster, writes Chloë McCulloch
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SponsoredBuilt environment education – why integrated industry led programmes will unlock our future talent pipeline
Industry leaders must revolutionise built environment education rather than relying on government intervention, writes Peter Barker, partner, Ryder Architecture
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SponsoredGroundworkers: improve your tender success rates and profitability for residential retaining wall projects with Secura Portal
When tendering for residential retaining wall projects, groundworkers must find a way to keep client costs down, while also ensuring their own profitability. Of course, quality and workmanship are also critical considerations. One way to achieve tendering success is to use modular concrete block retaining walls such ...
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SponsoredThe Elizabeth Line: a case study of the power of design in delivering transformative infrastructure projects
The Elizabeth Line teaches us an important lesson: good design is not just a nice to have for infrastructure, it is crucial to success
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SponsoredThe golden age of public sector frameworks
There are more than 2,000 public sector construction frameworks currently active in the UK today
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SponsoredWhy insulation choice isn’t just about U-value
James Francis, Product Manager at ROCKWOOL UK, explains why specifiers need to look beyond a single metric when choosing insulation
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SponsoredThe role of manufacturers in delivering low carbon projects
As the demand for measurable, data-led reporting on carbon emissions increases across the construction industry, the need for manufacturers to improve their transparency, accountability, and specification support also increases
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SponsoredBuild and create your JCT contracts online
JCT Construct is a subscription-based contract drafting system with advanced editing features, enabling you to create and amend your JCT contracts in a secure, flexible, and easy to use online environment. Depending on the type of subscription chosen, JCT Construct also provides instant access to each JCT ...
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SponsoredThe Midlands’ path to achieving net zero emissions in the built environment
Our Building the Future Think Tank, in partnership with Constructing Excellence Midlands, hosted a regional roundtable sponsored by the Structural Timber Association in Birmingham recently. The discussions explored how to increase timber use in construction and what is needed to get the sector – and the region – on track ...