• Keeping an eye on the data gatherers

    Building Engineer speaks to upcoming Webinar Wednesday expert Barry Cope – managing director of the Building Compliance Testers Association Group – about how he is using IT to prevent rogue testers and incorrect data.
  • Digital Construction Week

    Digital Construction Week, the UK event for innovation and technology in the built environment, will take place at ExCeL London on 5-6 June 2024.
  • Amazing buildings

    Denise Chevin and Nick Warburton explore three very different buildings with innovations to inspire and delight.
  • The calm after the storm

    The Lighthouse in Aarhus is not only Denmark’s tallest residential building, but the unique curved ridge design of its roof terrace is a feat of engineering skill.
  • CABE LIVE: Day two round-up

    Last month, from 5-6 December, CABE and CIBSE joined forces for a free, two-day technical symposium and exhibition. Here's a round-up of the second day of speakers.
  • Through a scanner darkly

    Joe Cufflin, Project Manager for SOCOTEC UK’s Structures and Pavements Team, discusses different scanning technologies in structural investigations.
  • CABE LIVE lands in London

    Earlier this month, CABE and CIBSE joined forces for a free, two-day technical symposium and exhibition at London’s ExCel.
  • Digital revolution

    Key players from the building industry, such as CIBSE, UKGBC, Introba, HOK and SWECO, have collaborated on a white paper calling for open utilisation of digital assets to optimise building performance and accelerate the decarbonisation of the built environment.
  • Food for thought

    PlanRadar’s UK Director Rob Norton believes ease-of-use is the only thing that will accelerate technology adoption in the construction industry and address pockets of resistance/
  • Threat secured?

    Nation-state cyber attacks are on the rise and construction businesses are at risk, says Luke Potter, Chief Operating Officer at CovertSwarm.
  • The Golden Thread

    Information consultancy GIIG’s Nicola Pearson discusses the problems of specifying organisations’ data needs, procuring, receiving and assuring the information delivered by the supply chain and then using it throughout the life of the assets.
  • Keeping work temperatures comfortable

    The record summer temperatures of 2022 highlight the importance of using technology to make our workspaces more comfortable, says the Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA).
  • Reframing BIM Projects

    Glider’s Stuart Bell asks if it is any wonder that that the business case for BIM is not fully understood when BIM itself is often misconstrued