From creating a more pleasant working environment through to saving energy – smart sensors can deliver a whole host of benefits for both new and existing buildings. Mott MacDonald’s Eszter Gulacsy explains.

The Skyline Skills Hub will promote best practice for green skills in the City

Willmott Dixon has been appointed by Surrey County Council to build a new home for Hopescourt School in Walton-on-Thames, which will be net zero in operation.

Seddon’s Jake Dowling speaks to CIOB People about his role as head of decarbonisation and his commitment to driving sustainability in construction

The Supply Chain Sustainability School is celebrating the first anniversary of its retrofit programme, launched to help combat climate change by upskilling the built environment sector. To date, the programme…

Using energy digital twins could be key to reducing costs and carbon for both new and existing buildings, says Mott MacDonald’s Santiago Velez.

Communication will be a key part of the built environment’s carbon reduction journey, says Max Smith.

Construction needs a “green career transformation” to upskill the current workforce and attract the next generation

If the industry wants to embrace the circular economy, it must go beyond sustainability initiatives and adopt a restorative approach, writes Pablo Cristi Worm.

Kye Gbangbola on how construction companies can better serve the communities they work in.

As part of CIOB People’s series on chartered environmentalists, Anna Kennedy shares her experience of navigating the complex world of sustainability

New sports venues should be constructed with greater environmental transparency in the supply chain and more consideration given to use of hybrid, temporary or portable structures, according to a new report.

New pilot schemes will to help coordinate retrofit skills development in the region

Few solutions are true silver bullets when it comes to decarbonisation but for commercial buildings, heat pumps could hit the bullseye by halving energy consumption. Mott MacDonald’s Chris Vallis explains.

CIOB vice-president Saul Humphrey argues that the climate challenges facing the built environment are a great opportunity for the industry.

Caroline Gumble reflects on the challenges of delivering a sustainable built environment.

Willmott Dixon’s latest project, next to London’s Tower Bridge, has incorporated 1930s steel beams in a building designed to make an impact on sustainable construction.

Mott MacDonald has used parametric modelling to meet DfE design requirements on more than 50 school refurbishments. Monica Donaldson-Balan explains.