Birmingham City University (BCU) is developing a digital twin of the 155m-tall Birmingham skyscraper, One Eastside. The building is set to be Birmingham’s tallest when it is completed in 2026.

Winning the digital race starts with intentional application over chasing trends, argues Naismiths’ Gareth Parker.

The Department for Education (DfE) has endorsed a suite of educational and practical information management resources developed by Galliford Try for use by the former’s wider supply chain.

There are 68 ways in which AI can be deployed to make the built environment more sustainable, according to new research.

Welcome to the third in a series of interviews counting down to International Women’s Day on 8 March. A new interview with a member of Women in BIM will appear every Friday until 8 March.

Mark Farmer’s Cast consultancy has formally launched the offsite construction knowledge-sharing platform, MMC Market.

The Defence Infrastructure Organisation has launched the next phase of its asset information management common data environment, using Glider’s intelligent data management platform.

With such a nebulous amount of technology to choose from, how can construction professionals identify the ‘nice-to-have’ tool from the essential one? Ibrahim Imam outlines a best practice approach.

Ferrovial and Microsoft have agreed a global alliance to advance the development of sustainable digital solutions for the construction, infrastructure and mobility industries.

ex’s innovation unit and VC arm Cemex Ventures has crowned AI-enabled software that identifies critical issues in construction contracts as the grand winner of its Construction Start-up Competition.

Do you have issues with subcontractors providing 2D designs when you’re working in 3D? Michael Lehane discusses some recent experiences. It would be fair to say that behind the majority…