A Morgan Sindall project plans to use BIM and data to improve the construction industry’s waste management.

On a difficult brownfield site, Chris Purchase scored the big victories in the ground.

Willmott Dixon is working with the Black Professionals in Construction network (BPIC) to improve ethnic minority representation and retention.

The Amelia Scott Centre has been a complex heritage and refurbishment project for Willmott Dixon Interiors, which involved joining together two existing buildings.

Four contractors that took part in a flexible working pilot have all seen a reduction in sickness absence one year on.

A CIOB fellow and Willmott Dixon manager is to take on the newly created role of chair of CIOB trustees.

A total of 15 companies, including Laing O’Rourke and Multiplex have become founding members of the new ConcreteZero programme.

Willmott Dixon’s group chief executive has blasted the Building Safety Act, calling it a “poorly conceived travesty of justice”.

Wates and Willmott Dixon have both won a place in The Times Top 50 Employers for Women 2022 list.

One to watch: Luke Rushton-Marsh, site manager, Willmott Dixon Interiors

A round-up of BIM and digital construction stories that you might have missed in the past seven days.

A selection of construction industry images from the past month.

There is so much to be learned in construction from being proactive and asking questions, says Jo Weston MCIOB, operations director at Willmott Dixon Interiors.

Mat Malcolm, senior design co-ordinator at Willmott Dixon Interiors, explains how he is preparing for a net zero future.

Despite the site’s complicated history, there’s no doubt that the redevelopment of the Broadmarsh Shopping Centre is on the lips of every Nottingham resident.

Mace and Willmott Dixon have formed a consortium to target construction work in the UK healthcare sector together.

When Jack Wells told the client’s project manager that he intended to hand this student housing scheme over with zero defects, she was understandably sceptical, especially since the project had started six months later than scheduled after the original contractor pulled out.

On this five-storey showcase for modern methods of construction, Nick Preedy took his passion for prefabrication to new heights, cutting six weeks off the programme while delivering to a consistently high quality.