News Digital Construction Summit: register now The key annual event for digital decision-makers in the built environment sector, the Digital Construction Summit, is taking place on September 13-15.
Digital Construction The new fire safety information management standard explained A new national standard relating fire safety information management has been published. Here Aman Sharma, its development lead, explains its genesis and deployment.
Digital Construction BIM in brief 02.08.22: Sellafield adds a second BIM cave A round-up of BIM and digital construction stories that you might have missed in the past seven days.
Digital Construction Winvic opens sustainability and innovation centre at Mercia Park Winvic and its client IM Properties have opened a satellite Sustainability and Innovation Hub at the 96ha Mercia Park logistics site in Leicestershire.
Digital Construction Latest NBS survey: BIM adoption levels consistent BIM adoption levels are consistent judging by the results of the latest NBS Digital Construction Survey (formerly the NBS BIM Survey).
Digital Construction Free workshop tool provides digital twin advice The Digital Twin Hub has launched a free workshop tool that provides advice on creating a successful business case for a digital twin.
Digital Construction Bristol trials robotic radiation mapping to assist Chernobyl decommissioning University of Bristol has been given privileged access to the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant reactor 4 control room to carry out radiation mapping research.
Digital Construction New York, New York: so good, they twinned it once eica owner Hexagon is offering digital twins of entire cities as off-the-shelf products.
News Seven golden thread takeaways from DCS 2022 From resident requests to supply chain skills, the golden thread panel at the Digital Construction Summit, answered questions from the audience on a range of issues.
News The golden thread: what it isn’t and those myths debunked Compliance with the golden thread can’t be achieved simply by procuring software or by overloading the building safety regulator with too much data.
The September/October 2026 issue of Construction Management magazine is now available to read in digital format.
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