CABE Hong Kong Chapter Chair Kyran Sze visited the Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education (Kwai Chung) and Hong Kong College of Technology in June 2025 and was inspired by the vision demonstrated by the emerging generation of built environment professionals from these two schools.
In 2016, Mark Farmer was tasked with reporting on the state of the UK construction labour market and setting out a roadmap addressing structural issues and demographic challenges to delivering the building work that the UK needs.
BSc Architectural Engineering student Mitchell Heys was one of three from the University of Salford to have been awarded the CABE Best Final Year Student Award in 2024.
In June, CABE launched its Residential Surveyor Section (RSS), a new specialist register designed to offer residential surveyors the option of undergoing an additional level of competence assessment.
The June Board meeting welcomed several new faces. Zoe Cox assumed the role of Board Chair following her inauguration in May, with Veronica Fiore joining the Presidential team as Vice President.
CABE President Richard Flynn, CEO Richard Harral and Membership Director Sharon Spice visited the Asia Pacific Region in April, with various engagements in Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore.
My year as President comes at an exciting time. CABE continues to be a driving force within the built environment; championing professional standards, innovation and industry leadership.
CABE member Emma Sykes Grad CABE completed the BSc Architectural Design and Technology at the University of Salford and was awarded the CABE Best Final Year Student Award.
CABE’s insurance partner UKGlobal has provided the Association with a new Professional Information Note (PIN) entitled Building Safety Act 2022 and Professional Indemnity Insurance.
On 22 March 2025, CABE President Richard Flynn, CEO Richard Harral and Vice President Paul Grinyer alongside family and friends took on a 10km walk in Killarney, Ireland, to the stunning Torc Waterfall in Co Kerry.
