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LATEST — WEEK 31 · 2026
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Research Jul 23, 2026
The Building Safety Regulator's Gateway 2 numbers are climbing, but the regulator is clear that the rise comes from better applications, not a lower bar. Read the other way, roughly one in four…
Read moreResearch Jul 16, 2026
What's changing from 24 July On 3 July 2026 the government confirmed the biggest overhaul of the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIP) regime since it began. From 24 July, the…
Read moreResearch Jul 10, 2026
In June 2026 the CITB published its Construction Workforce Outlook 2026–2030, and the numbers travelled fast: UK construction needs an average of 41,200 extra workers a…
Read moreCulture Jun 9, 2026
AI Conversations Have Moved Beyond the Hype Digital Construction Week 2026 confirmed what many across the AEC industry have been sensing for some time: AI adoption is accelerating. Over two days in…
Read moreCulture May 15, 2026
The conference was one to remember. Held at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre in London on 13-14 May, the event brought together the AEC technology community for two packed days of talks, demos…
Read moreProduct Apr 2, 2026
AI is everywhere in construction right now, but for project management firms, the real question is not whether AI sounds clever. It is whether it helps teams deliver better projects with less…
Read moreResearch Mar 19, 2026
The role has changed Project management in real estate used to be seen mainly as the job of keeping things on programme, on budget and moving forward. That is still true, but it is no longer the full…
Read moreResearch Mar 12, 2026
The ventilation case that should worry every design lead A major UK hospital project was delayed just days before opening after ventilation issues were discovered in paediatric critical care. The…
Read moreResearch Feb 26, 2026
If you work in UK buildings today, you can feel the shift: compliance is something you're expected to prove, continuously, as designs evolve, teams change, and requirements pile up. And that reality…
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