Elecosoft has launched Asta Vision Live to enable real-time collaboration within the Asta Vision platform.

The level of information need framework was initially introduced in the ISO 19650 series in 2018 and further developed at European level with the standard BS EN 17412-1 in 2020.…

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

Construction is the single biggest source of greenhouse gases, according to the UN Environment Programme. The resource extraction needed to feed its inputs severely damages habitats and biodiversity. Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands…

The May episode of the 21CC podcast is out, featuring an in-depth interview with Andy Tyson, the man in charge of building Saudi Arabia’s high-end tourism region on its remote Red Sea coast

The April episode of the 21CC podcast is out, featuring a campaign to improve young people’s engagement with higher education and built environment careers

PlanRadar is adding 360-degree reality capture to its platform’s documentation, communication and reporting capabilities.

The latest episode of the 21CC podcast is dedicated to the 190th anniversary of the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB)

The latest edition of the 21CC Podcast, brought to you by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), is now available

A 96-unit apartment complex built with Lego-style, snap-together blocks has opened its doors to residents in Palm Springs, Florida.

Yemeni engineer Omar Alhuraibi had a career spanning two decades, but struggled to find work in the UK industry

COBie, open-standard BIM, future trends and the end of the road for Word and Excel. These were the key topics that grabbed your attention this year among the 39 opinions we published.

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.

How can embodied carbon data be used and included within Scope 3 emissions reporting? The UKGBC wants to the industry’s answer.

The team of Mott MacDonald Bentley (MMB), Tarmac and Finnish technology firm Hyperion Robotics have combined to reduce carbon on a Yorkshire Water project by using 3D printing.

Professor Stuart Green shares his view on why the construction industry is broken in the latest episode of the 21CC podcast

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.

For Safe Working At Height Week, Abbi Taylor describes how one careless moment turned everyone’s lives upside down