The 2026 International Awards for Powered Access (IAPAs) and the IPAF Summit have been rescheduled due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The events had been scheduled for 21…
HS2 has started excavation of the final tunnel bore on the 140-mile railway between central London and the West Midlands. The last of 11 tunnelling machines built for the project…
ILIOS, a consortium led by a Kier and Nuvia joint venture, has been appointed by UK Fusion Energy to deliver the first three‑year, £200m tranche of the STEP fusion programme. The…
Paloma Hermoso FCIOB works for a B Corp-certified company. But she wonders how much progress the wider built environment is making on green issues Image: Dreamstime It’s five years since…
Great British Energy – Nuclear (GBE-N) has appointed Arup to provide early-phase foundation engineering and design support for the UK’s first small modular reactor (SMR) project. Wylfa, located on Anglesey, has…
With 140 new data centres now requesting grid connection, the government wants powers to weed out applications from non-viable schemes. The government says speculative applications are inflating the pipeline, delaying…
Trimble has revealed the 2026 updates to the Tekla software suite. The updates “accelerate the entire design-to-detailing process by reducing manual effort and rework, enabling a wider scope of complex…
Proposals for the transformation of the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre (CPNSC) have been submitted by Morgan Sindall Construction to the London Borough of Bromley. The refurbishment project has been…
Eager built environment students from across Ireland put their skills to the test during the CIOB Ireland Student Challenge, which took place at South East Technological University (SETU) in Waterford…
A company scaling up an industrialised system for building homes from structural panels made of recycled glass has begun the year with two significant wins. In February, Vaso received a…