The University of Surrey has been awarded £1.8m from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council to investigate how tall buildings impact the UK.

There has never been a better time to become a Green Homes Grant installer, says Samuel Riley of training provider North West Skills Academy.

The BiKBBI has announced a partnership with electricals retailer, AO, as they become a sponsor of the government-sanctioned institute.

The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply, the body for supply chain management, has launched the Construction Procurement Competence Tool.

There is a demand for sustainable construction, but also hesitancy to adopt because many believe that constructing green buildings will cost more.

Construction saw an impressive bounce back in Q3, bolstered by SME Property Developers, seeing an impressive 84% bounceback.

Purpose-built Build to Rent housing is only a recent concept, with just over 51,000 dwellings completed across the UK as of Q3 2020.

The UK rainscreen wall cladding market has seen reduced demand from key end-use sectors since 2017, recording only modest growth of 13%.

The World Green Building Council joins 9 organisations to sign a letter to COP26 President, Alok Sharma, requesting a Built Environment Day.

Set to open in London’s Canary Wharf district, the four bars will be designed by Turkish architect Serif Sogukbulak, known for his ‘360-degree’ style.

Work is underway at Signal Park – the first industrial development of its size in the Northamptonshire town of Daventry for nearly a decade.

Generator hire companies need to adapt to the changing environment and the tough trading conditions expected in the short to medium term.

Technology company IOBAC, renowned for its innovative flooring and heating solutions, has launched FloorPlay, a flooring materials supply service.

The British Institute of Kitchen, Bedroom & Bathroom Installation (BiKBBI) today released its plans to tackle one of the most significant challenges faced by the kitchen, bedroom and bathroom sector.

The UK is reportedly on track for a record economic resurgence during the third quarter of the year, with the construction industry continuing to enjoy an impressive period of growth.

Any innovation in today’s world requires an industry that is stuck in an old paradigm for too long and the development of a core technology challenging that paradigm.

With all the uncertainty surrounding property prices at the moment, there are many people who want to move to a larger home but do not want to take the risk of having to sell their existing home at a lower price.

Following the launch of RGB Building Supplies’ Tools for Africa appeal in January, the builders merchant is thanking trades and the community for helping to donate 15 bulk bags full of preloved tools which have been passed to South West-based charity Amigos.