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While demand for new projects means many developers and architects are experiencing growth, practices need to manage sharp increases in inflation. From shortages of materials and skilled workers to rising fuel costs, it feels like budgets are being squeezed from...

Supply chain challenges have been an ongoing issue for everyone from the construction industry to retail and hospitality. Even consumers are noticing less choice and longer lead times when they shop, hire a contractor, or make home improvements. While Brexit,...

On June 15, changes to Building Regulations England Part L (BREL) came into effect, setting new standards for energy efficiency. Let’s take a closer look at what’s new, and how it impacts your designs when you’re planning a new project....

Cost consultants play a vital role at every stage of your construction project. From providing advice around procurement strategies and cash flow forecasts, to preparing contracts, and helping to manage risk. But how do you choose the right cost consultant for you,...

A proposal to cut carbon emissions in construction projects by amending building regulations that was previously shelved has now been put back on the table. A private member’s bill was previously abandoned after the original backer was appointed to a...

Rising costs are continuing to affect the UK’s construction industry, with wage inflation expected to overtake material supply as the sector’s biggest issue in 2023. Material costs remain volatile This year has already seen increasing materials costs cause problems for...