Use less stuff. Do more good. Speak up now: A manifesto for construction
This post was originally published on this site Perspectives “It is completely incumbent on you to speak up,” says Will Arnold, head of climate action…
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Should we just stop building?
This post was originally published on this site Perspectives Hear some of the most advanced thinkers in sustainable construction discuss this on the 21CC podcast…
Building Saudi’s Red Sea tourism giga project: May’s 21CC podcast
This post was originally published on this site ‘The Red Sea’ giga project will go down in as one of the biggest and fastest mobilisations…
Robotic micro-factories for housebuilding? April’s 21CC podcast
This post was originally published on this site ABB has teamed up with UK architects Automated Architecture (AUAR) to develop novel housebuilding techniques (ABB image)…
Podcast celebrates 190 years of the CIOB
This post was originally published on this site Young professionals Tadiwa Taimu, Ziad Abdeen, and Dr Hamza Momade discuss what they’d like to change about…
‘The industry didn’t fragment itself, we made it like that’
This post was originally published on this site University of Reading professor Stuart Green says fragmentation arose from deliberate policy The industry’s chronic problems of…
UK survey shows low confidence in new-build homes
This post was originally published on this site 55% of respondents believe old houses are better than new ones (© Flynt/Dreamstime.com) People in the UK…
Re:Construction podcast – Episode 144
This post was originally published on this siteThe Rudi Klein Manifesto Read Full Article: The Construction Index
Lego-style apartment complex opens doors in Florida
This post was originally published on this site Innovation Each three-storey block was built by 11 unskilled workers equipped only with a mallet and a…
Stop giving orders! Project managers should coach on site: industry veteran
This post was originally published on this site Perspectives When he was rising up through the ranks, Dave Stitt thought he had to be the…