• Knowledge is power

    As the Social Housing Regulation Bill (including Awaab’s Law) is due to be considered in the House of Lords, MCABE Chartered Building Engineer Nigel J Wakefield discusses the causes and treatment of mould.
  • Reuse and Recycle

    Steve Bennett, Managing Director at Dura Products, discusses the benefits of innovating with recycled materials.
  • Guide to green

    Elmhurst Energy’s Chris Ricketts discusses how traditional masonry homes can pass new energy efficiency tests following the updated Building Regulations.
  • Force of Nature

    Dr Haris Alexakis, Lecturer in Civil Engineering at Aston University’s College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, has worked for ten years in Greece as a Chartered Structural Engineer designing and retrofitting structures to make them earthquake-resistant
  • Presidents inauguration

    CABE welcomes new President Richard Smith in a special event at the House of Lords in front of family and colleagues.
  • Come on feel the noise

    Kyriakos Papanagiotou, Founder and Director of KP Acoustics Group, discusses the increasing demand for acoustic solutions in construction to shield from the adverse effects of noise and vibration.
  • Celebrating excellence

    As part of a continuing overhaul of CABE events, the Built Environment Awards 2024 will feature as a stand-alone celebration for the first time – with new categories to celebrate achievement across the sector.
  • Industry Opinion

    Raj Somal, Director of sustainable engineering consultancy Dice, says investment in sustainable drainage systems by property developers and planners is the only thing that will alleviate the drainage strain.
  • Cross UK Report 1161

    Collaborative reporting for safer structures. Report 1161 Corrosion concerns on a pedestrian bridge
  • Cross UK Report 1156

    Collaborative reporting for safer structures. Report 1156 Junction of 14 partitioning walls and ceilings.
  • The practical challenges of building on floodplains

    With heavy rain intensifying and authorities under pressure to provide homes, how do developers successfully build on floodplains? Raj Somal, Director at sustainable engineering consultancy Dice, explores the issues
  • Green financing

    The value of ecosystems has fallen outside our current economic framework – but Nick Heasman, South Downs National Park Authority’s Countryside and Policy Manager, has a plan to change that
  • Building climate resitant communities

    Mak Okay-Ikenegbu, Head of Capital Allowances and Land Remediation at Leyton UK, explores the potential of resilient building design to create shock-resistant communities.
  • Specialist resilience: earthquake protection

    While it might not be a pressing issue for most British buildings, seismic activity is not unheard of in the UK and certain areas of the country are particularly susceptible to earthquakes.
  • After the flood

    The idea of resilience is at the very heart of the concept of competent construction. Ask any child who knows the story of the three little pigs what happens if you haven’t built your house properly and a malignant external threat comes knocking.