Travis Perkins has launched a BIM-style design and costing platform, WholeHouse, for SME housebuilders.

In our third feature marking International Women’s Day, Women in BIM founder and global chair Rebecca De Cicco considers what must be happen for more women to take on digital leadership roles.

Clients’ common data environment developer Zutec has launched a Golden Thread Dashboard.

The Association for Project Safety (APS) is sponsoring the Digital Construction Awards 2023.

MMC and data analytics are the two most popular focuses of UK construction companies’ technology ambitions, according to new research from Autodesk.

HP has launched a site printing robot that marks up plans on construction sites, generating significant productivity gains.

Research on how digital technology can improve infrastructure climate resilience has won the Thorpe Medal of the European Council on Computing in Construction (EC3).

Underground electricity cables and gas pipelines in London have been mapped to improve safety and efficiency on construction sites.

Keltbray is taking delivery of 500 wearable safety devices from Reactec to improve health and safety.

A round-up of BIM and digital construction stories that you might have missed in the past seven days.

Dr Alison Vincent has been named as the chair of the new board that will oversee the UK’s Digital Twin Hub. She will be joined by Mark Enzer, who takes up the role of vice-chair.

A round-up of BIM and digital construction stories that you might have missed in the past seven days.

BIM for Housing Associations wants asset managers to help develop its so-called housing association data dictionary.

NBS has launched a Uniclass tool aimed at increasing adoption levels of the unified classification structure.

An information management contract has been launched to support the collaboration necessary to realise the benefits of BIM and the application of the ISO 19650 standards.

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority has launched a competition to find innovative technologies to enable the remote monitoring of the 17 sites it is responsible for cleaning up.

Laing O’Rourke has developed its own carbon calculator that has helped reduce embodied carbon by up to 19% on more than a dozen projects so far.

Focusing on built environment stakeholders needs’, their language and expressing benefits in that language is key to driving the effective adoption of information management processes.