The next episode of the 21CC Podcast will feature construction’s first Happiness Barometer, which will gauge the level of happiness among people in the construction sector.

Three leaders of successful megaprojects delve into the nitty gritty of what it takes to lead them in the latest episode of the 21CC podcast.

From the moment a megaproject is conceived to the confetti of the final handover, leadership is arguably the single most crucial variable determining its success.

Construction firms looking to cut their operational CO2 emissions shouldn’t wait for widespread plant electrification, or the advent of green hydrogen because there are many ways to improve plant productivity now.

To mark World Environment Day, this month’s 21CC podcast digs into a complex and difficult question: should we just stop building?

The December edition of the 21CC podcast is now live, featuring stories about refugees working in UK construction, the logistical challenges of the site Christmas lunch, and the epic project to build the Grand Egyptian Museum.

A prominent UK professor of construction management has blamed the seemingly intractable problems of the industry on its response to successive governments’ embracing of laissez-faire economic ideology over the past four decades.

The October edition of the 21CC podcast, brought to you by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), is now available. It examines the growing influence of artificial intelligence on construction…

Woman crane operator Katie Kelleher tells her story to CIOB People editor Nadine Buddoo in the latest episode of the 21CC podcast.

A scientist has called for the cancellation of Saudi Arabia’s giga project, The Line, on the grounds that it would be a terrible place to live.