The new Centre for Net-Zero High Density Buildings is an initiative that aims to significantly reduce carbon emissions from densely packed buildings in UK cities and towns. With a £4.5 million funding boost from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), it will investigate how to make buildings in heavily populated areas more energy-efficient to reduce carbon emissions, lower heating bills, and bring more sustainable construction products to the market.
Opinion Piece The SEA – Creating homes and buildings fit for the future The Sustainable Energy Association (SEA) is a 21-year-old member-based trade association, committed
Industry news RICS artificial intelligence in construction report A RICS report, based on surveys of over 2,200 professionals, finds AI adoption in construction remains low
Industry news Call for workforce reforms to tackle construction skills crisis A CSJ report warns the construction sector will miss the 1.5 million homes target
