UK housebuilders are awaiting specifics on the planned adoption of the Passivhaus standard, a design aimed at drastically improving energy efficiency in residential buildings. The new standard will require homes to meet strict criteria for insulation, airtightness, and energy usage, aligning with the UK’s environmental goals. While many in the industry see the shift as essential for sustainable construction, others are concerned about the costs and logistical challenges of implementation.
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
