Megan Traviss is a Digital Editor at various publications including Innovation News Network and Environmental Post Ledger. She covers a wide range of topics within the construction and real estate sectors, focusing on urban design, building materials, and the intersection of technology and construction. Megan's work has been featured in notable outlets such as PBC Today and BIM Today.
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The new national construction framework will cover England, Wales and Northern Ireland
By: Megan Traviss
A sensitive, transformative lighting scheme at the Maisonneuve Library in Montreal has redefined how the building's rich architectural heritage is experienced after dark, uniting historic character with contemporary expansion
By: Megan Traviss
The first timber frame structures have been assembled at the £26m affordable housing development at
By: Megan Traviss
But we must also not lose sight of the fact that construction's skills challenge cannot be solved in the classroom alone.
By: Megan Traviss
From AI in construction to supply chain partnerships and the latest thoughts on retrofit, this autumn's UK Construction Week Birmingham features a
By: Megan Traviss
New research from the Futurum Group shows construction companies are closing the workforce capacity gap with a sharp shift toward digital workers powered by agentic AI
The rebuild of the Basingstoke school will replace the existing buildings with a single new modern school facility on the current school site.
By: Megan Traviss
In July 2022, the Greater London Authority sent an interesting note to property developers in Ealing, Hillingdon and Hounslow.
By: Megan Traviss
Designing homes that perform for the long-term means creating dwellings that are durable, energy efficient, comfortable, adaptable, and environmentally
By: Megan Traviss
While the UK construction sector has long navigated inflationary pressure, the current trajectory of building material prices has moved beyond a procurement challenge to become a primary driver of latent defect risk
