The entry deadline for the Digital Construction Awards has been extended until close of play on Friday 14 March.

The latest episode of the 21CC podcast features industry experts who are integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into their business

A free training programme designed to help SME builders successfully adopt technology has been launched.

New report outlines the recruitment challenges and opportunities facing construction SMEs

WSP and Microsoft want to drive digital transformation in the built environment after agreeing a seven-year global strategic partnership. The agreement represents a potential combined financial commitment and investment of $1bn-plus.

Using technology to accelerate the decarbonisation of buildings is proving a game-changer for architectural practice KPF, as Elias Anka explains.

What’s it like to drive a remote control tower crane? In the latest issue of Construction Management, Winvic provides the answer.

Seven British startups have made the Cemex Ventures Top 50 Contech Startups list for 2025.

The Office of Government Property (OGP) must mandate the use of standardised definitions of maintenance backlog if departments are to address the growing £47bn backlog of work.

Costain and Cambridge University researchers have made freely available a significant dataset that should help kickstart the development of digital twins for roads.

AI writing tools, such as ChatGPT, are gaining popularity among job applicants. But there are common pitfalls construction professionals should avoid in order to stand out from the crowd. By Nadine Buddoo.

To get to grips with information management, we must go back to first principles. So says RLB Digital head of information management strategy Emma Hooper in the first of a short series of articles that should spark discussion and feedback.

The level of information need, openBIM, the PFI handback challenge and digital transformation: these are all complex topics that industry experts took the time to explain to BIMplus readers in 2024.

Staff at WW+P have used the design and construction of their London office Christmas tree to demonstrate the value of computational design and the kit of parts approach.

Asset owners face significant information management challenges, which in turn means they are struggling to achieve Building Safety Act (BSA).

Balfour Beatty is working with tech giant Microsoft to explore AI opportunities in construction.

New training programme aims to prepare the construction industry for “a new era of innovation”

Zero Construct wants the industry to build the future, together. The group’s co-founders Johnathan Munkley and Matthew Jackson issue the rallying cry.