Concrete is a material under fire for its carbon intensity but there is no doubting its value, as these award winning-photos demonstrate. The Global Cement & Concrete Association (GCCA) has shared the...
A new law in New York expands the definition of workers and puts more responsibility on contractors to report fatalities to a state registry of on-the-job construction deaths, including demographic...
Morrison Utility Services and Eurovia UK have teamed up for a trial of augmented reality technology in the water sector. Morrison Utility Services (MUS) is trying out Augmented Visualisation of...
A court judgment on 22nd February 2021 in favour of the claimant in the case of Motacus Constructions Limited -v- Paolo Castelli SpA has reinforced the importance of adjudication as a dispute...
The 2021 Wolfson Economics Prize is offering £250,000 for the best design for hospitals of the future. The competition is seeking planning and design ideas that will ‘radically improve’ hospital...
New legislation to accelerate the deployment of heat networks has been passed unanimously by the Scottish Parliament. The legislation is designed to help cut emissions, reduce fuel poverty and create...
Tyrecycle is beginning 2021 by paving the way for the increased use of crumb rubber from recycled tyres in roads ahead of the implementation of the Australian Government’s Waste Export...
New research has confirmed immediate investment is needed to speed our rail networks as more people consider a move to the regions after COVID-19. A survey of 600 regional and metropolitan residents...
The UK’s Network Rail has saved £40m in demolition costs by using an electric resistant paint. In what is being described as a world first, electric resistant paint combined with...
The New South Wales Government will replace more than 400 timber bridges through its $500 million Fixing Country Bridges program, to improve resilience to natural disaster and increase connectivity. Deputy...