The specially-designed snake tunnels now link two isolated populations in Berkshire’s biggest open heath.

CIOB backs stark warning from Climate Change Committee on hot buildings, floods and drought.

Berkeley Estate Asset Management has appointed Legendre UK as main contractor on its 50 Stratton Street office redevelopment.

Taxes and regulations make housebuilding so costly it no longer makes economic sense to do it, federation says.

The Royal Household is recruiting a senior building surveyor to help maintain and decarbonise its historic London estate

Every week, humans build an area equivalent to the city of Paris, consuming around half of all raw materials extracted.

Castleforge and Galaxy Data Centers have received planning consent for a 15MW data centre at Galaxy’s campus in Redhill, outside London.

This Water Saving Week (4-8 May), CIOB head of sustainability, Amanda Williams, looks at how construction companies can benefit financially and reputationally by doing their bit to use less water

Emissions reporting is growing as the UK heads towards electrification, but the data collected needs to be more consistent, finds research from BEAMA, the trade association for energy infrastructure companies.

The idea is to give steel spans and other elements a second career, cutting material costs and embodied carbon.

In our latest client interview, the DfE’s Richard Taylor discusses the new design standards for school buildings and why collaboration with contractors is key to delivering net zero

Calcined clay concrete has been used in an apartment building going up in North London.

It’ll require less soil excavation, cut concrete and steel by 40%, and reduce carbon emissions by up to 50%.

The tool shows what’s on a plot of land to help developers plan their BNG commitments more easily.

150 cubic metres mixed with Ecocem cement makes capping beam for a contiguous pile wall at the Shipley Depot.

Developer speeds up as a new town and a Universal theme park juice travel demand between Oxford and Cambridge.

Ground-source heat pumps, solar panels, home batteries and smart controls will exceed the Future Homes Standard.

The construction industry faces a skills shortage, which is being addressed with innovation. The key is collaboration, writes Morgan Sindall’s Steffan Speer MCIOB