Lydia Bamford

More than half of SME builders surveyed by the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) , identify the planning system as their primary obstacle to delivering new homes

As technology advances and increasingly influences our daily activities, this evolving landscape can also affect urban development.

On 22 November, there was a unique celebration of women in digital roles in the AEC industry, a celebration that united trusted voices from across the globe to talk about the myriad of technological advancements driving the future of the digital built environment and BIM

Construction technology can address errors that have held the industry back, says Cliff Smith, executive director of the Get It Right Initiative

Having returned to the construction industry after 30 years working in software and technology, Causeway’s chief operating officer Paul Devlin brings a unique perspective to digital transformation

The ambition to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050 is one we are all familiar with, but debate continues around how we get there. Could digital twins hold the key in the built environment? James Franklin, digital construction lead at Kier Strategic Projects, examines the evidence

With the construction industry facing a skills shortage, recognising the potential of women is crucial for economic recovery. Tackling gender inequality in construction is integral to success, and as more women express interest in construction roles, the time is ripe for companies to take meaningful action

The synergy of GIS and BIM technologies is revolutionising architectural and infrastructure design, providing designers with invaluable insight and streamlining project workflow

Glenigan's December Construction Index paints a bleak picture for the UK construction industry, with project starts plummeting 25% compared to last year. Residential and non-residential sectors were both impacted, signaling a challenging period for the built environment

Using Re-flow field management software, businesses can break down barriers between siloed systems and be free of the limitations posed by traditional ways of manual working