Chartered environmentalist Dylan Harvey tells CM People how a passion for problem-solving evolved into a career focused on embedding sustainability in construction projects.

The Environment Agency and Somerset Council have awarded a £101m contract to Kier for the Bridgwater Tidal Barrier.

Government aims to create a public register of approved insulation installers to clean up the scandal-hit retrofit market.

The £25m Portfield School in Haverfordwest has solar panels, air source heat pumps and low energy light fittings.

The approach prevented 630 tonnes of CO2 from entering the atmosphere, a 50% improvement on conventional methods.

Research showed air source heat pumps can work four times as efficiently as gas boilers in new homes.

The usual lifting techniques would have been too disruptive in the busy area around Liverpool Street Station.

Close to 90% of UK people (89%) say they know little or nothing about data centres; 14% say they’ve never heard of them.

14 regional forums will promote walkable, characterful and regionally distinct neighbourhoods.

BAM has explained how a digital twin developed for the Dunfermline Learning Campus is helping optimise the performance of the world’s largest Passivhaus-certified educational building

Concrete runway used in D-Day to become paving and foundation materials.

The methodology uses clear performance targets, coordinated design development, testing and verification.

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.