Ninety percent of Mace’s clients believe that construction’s progress on decarbonisation hasn’t improved from previous years.

Mace will be refurbishing a building in the City of London with the aim of minimising its embodied carbon through the recycling and repurposing of materials and the removal of fossil fuels.

Mace is using a digital passport system in one of its projects in the City of London to improve the reuse of building materials.

An outdated 1960s tower block has been reimagined with the addition of 13 new steel-framed upper floors and enlarged lower-level podiums.

Structural steelwork has been extensively used to transform Battersea Power Station into a multi-use destination that sits in the middle of a large swathe of regenerated land on the capital’s south bank.

Mace says it saved over one tonne of carbon and reduced 95% of waste by using a new prefabricated wall system on a commercial office project in the City of London.

As a long-standing advocate for mental health awareness, Prince William is now shining a light on the need for increased suicide prevention measures in construction

Birmingham City FC has appointed Mace to complete the remedial works to the lower Tilton and Kop stands at St Andrew’s after former contractor Buckingham Group collapsed into administration.

Mace is to build Ireland’s first metro in Dublin as part of a team led by Turner & Townsend that also include’s WSP and PwC.

Mace is marking Pride Month with a new installation in its London headquarters.

The Alliance for Sustainable Building Products has published an online free resource to help the construction industry avoid unnecessary packaging waste.

Complex construction projects can be the perfect environment to reimagine spaces and achieve ambitious aims, writes Andrew Jones.