More guidance and pilot schemes needed for Street Votes scheme, warns RTPI
This post was originally published on this site The RTPI has warned that ‘Street Votes’ must avoid friction with neighbours and planning processes to boost…
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IPA pipeline predicts £775bn of investment in infrastructure and construction
This post was originally published on this site There are 660 projects scheduled over the next decade, according to the new National Infrastructure and Construction…
Confidence rising in UK construction sector, RICS reports
This post was originally published on this site Despite ongoing financial constraints and the skills shortage, confidence in the UK construction sector seems to be…
12% of UK administrations in 2023 were in construction industry
This post was originally published on this site The construction industry accounted for 12% of administrations in 2023 – the second highest sector in the…
CLF debuts Scottish construction Transformation Action Plan
This post was originally published on this site The Construction Leadership Forum (CLF) – a collaboration between Government and industry – has unveiled its Transformation…
Laing O’Rourke redundancies likely at flagship offsite factory
This post was originally published on this site Laing O’Rourke has warned staff of potential redundancies at its Centre of Excellence for Modern Construction, with…
Architects expect workload and staffing levels to fall, says RIBA
This post was originally published on this site RIBA’s Future Trends December 2023 shows optimism amongst larger practices, but expectations of falling architect workloads and…
UK construction sector in ‘significant financial distress’ with almost 8,000 firms facing collapse
This post was originally published on this site The latest Begbies Traynor report showed that there were over 83,000 construction firms facing ‘significant financial distress’,…
Beyond HS2: UCL’s Bartlett Review Podcast explores lessons for future projects
This post was originally published on this site Following the UK government’s decision to abandon the HS2 rail project, experts from UCL’s Bartlett School of…
How ignoring design vision can make buildings inaccessible
This post was originally published on this site Ian Streets, managing director of About Access, finds that a lack of design vision can easily result…