Engineering

Few projects are likely to face as much scrutiny as the retrofit of a national retrofit centre, and Gavin Johnston of BE-ST is counting on it.

The government in Westminster has announced that it plans to invest in green skills training to support a transition to clean power with “thousands” of new jobs.

What happens when an engineering apprentice identifies energy and cost savings for a company as part of their placement?

Anglesey-based museum the Menai Bridge Community Heritage Trust has been open for 25 years to promote the history of the Menai Suspension Bridge and the Britannia Bridge – two feats of engineering that revolutionised UK travel in the 19th century.

The UK’s energy network is facing its biggest overhaul in 60 years with wind power playing a significant role in generating future supply, but what about all the pylons? asks Huw Morris.

A mutual recognition agreement between the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying in the US and the Engineering Council in the UK has now fully operationalised.

Why has Shanghai created hills in the city as part of a mega-project for locals, asks Matt Lamy?

Open Doors 2025, from Build UK in partnership with the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) and CSCS, is returning on 17-22 March.

Denise Chevin takes a closer look at one of the Institution of Structural Engineers Award winners, the Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture

The unique moving façade found on Shanghai’s Bund Finance Centre’s Cultural Centre is a marvel of engineering, writes Matt Lamy