Members of Rider Levitt Bucknall’s multi-disciplinary team share their perspectives on how the new building safety landscape has changed their work

Poor definition of information requirements at the tender stage is making it harder to unlock the value of built asset data, according to Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB).

The Digital Construction Awards attracted over 170 entries this year, 85 of which have been shortlisted. Here, we detail the finalists for the Digital Rising Star of the Year award.

Data centre owners and contractors must focus on data-driven planning of their new builds and retrofits for the UK and Europe to meet the demands of big data.

Sisk has adopted on-site water usage monitoring technology from Smart Flow across its sites in the UK, Ireland and Europe.

Information management consultancy Digital Guerrilla has launched a platform that offers data validation as a service.

A building’s constructible 3D model is a mine of information that can be used to enable a circular economy approach. Here, Steve Insley of Trimble, explores how a digital approach can open the doors to material reuse and construction circularity.

Taylor Woodrow’s digital transformation strategy secured the infrastructure specialist a finalist slot in the Digital Contractor of the Year category at this year’s Digital Construction Awards. We talk to Millan Martin, the director behind the company’s digital approach.

Andrew Reynolds consider how construction is set to change and how the built environment can help to make levelling-up a reality.

The information management challenge that the Environment Agency faces is giddying. Here are the lessons that it has learned to date.

The next step in 3D printing has been taken with conventional ready-mix concrete being used in the process.