Transforming London’s 1930s Brettenham House into top-class office accommodation has required high-quality heritage skills from contractor McLaren

We need robust way of measuring circularity, otherwise we’ll drown in ‘circular-washing’

The 2,730-panel array can generate around 1.27 gigawatt-hours of electricity a year.

Contractor also diverted 98% of non-hazardous waste from landfill.

With mass timber being adopted in more buildings, practical guidance will build confidence for industry and insurers.

Fourteen campaign groups have written to First Minister John Swinney demanding a moratorium.

The review drew on data from 63 projects done in 2025, with contractors contributing detailed information.

Building owners and operators should act now to protect their assets against overheating risks, writes Mott MacDonald’s Ruth Shilston

Selected photos will be exhibited at the British Science Festival in Southampton next month.

A German contractor has used 3D printing for the walls its new headquarters building which were produced in under five days.

The partnership targets some £60bn worth of useable materials that now go to landfill.

AI has become a reality for almost all professional fields in the last two or three years and construction is no exception. In response to a recent CM reader’s comment…

The Fallowfield campus will have 3,300 rooms and use half the energy conventional student accommodation does.

Four SMEs will get £60,000 each if they can prove diesel-free equipment can work on water infrastructure sites.

The new Segro Logistics Park Northampton is one of the UK’s biggest rail-connected logistics hubs.

The technology could turn buildings into power generators at all hours of the day.

New research by Don Samarasinghe MCIOB indicates that VR-based training can play an important role in preparing the construction workforce for emerging sustainable technologies

Kier has won a £45m education project in Lancashire which is part of a government programme shaping the future of low-carbon school design.