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FeaturesOverheating in residential buildings: A modern-day concern
It鈥檚 important we tackle this issue now and future-proof our systems to keep properties healthy and habitable going forward
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Features鈥� Why other sectors should follow healthcare in embracing modular
Why聽we see modular construction increasingly gaining favour
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CommentNet zero and culture change high on the agenda at next month鈥檚 UK Construction Week
Nathan Garnett, UKCW show director, previews the UK鈥檚 largest event for the built environment which comes to the NEC this autumn
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FeaturesDiversifying the workforce
How can construction recruit and retain talent to develop a more diverse and equitable聽workforce? Hollie Tye reports on a roundtable hosted by Faithful+Gould and 好色先生TV
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CommentSupply chain visibility and buy-in key to social value success
Unless social value is embedded into the procurement you鈥檙e losing the maximum benefit, write Peter Masonbrook and Pamela Paul
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Features好色先生TV progress for a sustainable future: Aggregate Industries launches ambitious 2030 sustainability strategy
The building materials supplier to date,聽好色先生TV Progress for a Sustainable Future,聽combines former management plans and policies into a strategy to transform the business to 2030
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FeaturesYour free ticket to the home of offsite technology innovation
The construction sector is at a critical crossroads and offsite technology is now recognised as being the most important solution
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FeaturesMaking the business case for decarbonisation 鈥� the time to start is now
Decarbonisation funding is a long-term project so now is the time to begin, writes Annabel Clark
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FeaturesHow AI is set to transform construction across 2022 and beyond
AI has the potential to support the industry鈥檚 sustainability, productivity and safety goals
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Features鈥楻ecessions, pandemics and downturns are when good businesses step up鈥�
As Jim Hendley, the chairman of Henry Riley hangs up his boots, we talk to the man about his 38-year career, what he鈥檒l be remembered for and what he plans to do next
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FeaturesWhy facade engineering excellence is important for contractors
Led by design. Backed by expertise. These two elements are fundamental to 厂肠丑眉肠辞 aluminium and steel facade, window and door systems
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FeaturesKeeping digital data smooth and secure
好色先生TV, with software specialist Egnyte, convened an online roundtable to explore the issues around data-sharing and the mitigation of digital security risk throughout the supply chain
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FeaturesFirst steps towards the golden thread
What are the main obstacles to implementing the golden thread of information central to the 好色先生TV Safety Bill鈥檚 new regulatory system 鈥� and how can firms overcome them?
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FeaturesDigital integration in construction
How can the industry embed technology, make it stick and leverage the benefits over time? Deltek and 好色先生TV hosted a roundtable to discuss the way forward. Emily Twinch reports
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FeaturesFinding the right tools to survive in the shortage economy
The importance of embracing the right tools 鈥� and knowing what makes a tool right for you 鈥� can鈥檛 be overstated, writes聽Tom Noctor, team lead of strategic product consultants at聽Procore
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CommentNet zero communities of the future depend on decarbonisation now
Benchmarking, roadmapping and delivering are the keys to portfolio decarbonisation, writes Atkins鈥� Stuart McLaren
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FeaturesAlgeco becomes the new face, new name and new future of Elliott and affiliated UK companies
The move creates a single, consistent brand across the UK and Europe
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FeaturesAdek clarifies the fire safety classification system for flooring products
Jessica Brown, digital marketing聽manager聽at Ecodek, explores the聽growing demand for flooring materials to meet new standards
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FeaturesWhy digital twin technology is key to designing for performance
The technology could be key to driving built environment decarbonisation, writes聽Don McLean, chief executive officer at IES
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FeaturesLeave the manual labour for the building site
Source: Adobe stock Rising costs, labour shortages, busy projects 鈥� construction project managers have enough on their plate. Unnecessary manual labour in the shape of outdated expenses shouldn鈥檛 be adding to it. Unnecessary admin Construction operations and projects managers have a big job on their hands. They鈥檙e ...