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Total transparency

21 Jun 21 An augmented reality system currently under trial could transform the safety and efficiency of utilities and streetworks projects. David Taylor reports

Kerb your enthusiasm

18 Jun 21 Recycling’s good for the environment, but reuse is even better. And surely the ultimate in reuse is temporary hire – but would that work for materials as well as tools? David Taylor spoke to someone who believes it might

Nothing ventured... nothing gained

16 Jun 21 Cemex is a name usually associated with the production of distinctly low-tech building materials. But, through its own venture capital subsidiary, the company also has a finger in the future technology pie. Margo Cole reports

Grow your own

16 Jun 21 A building made entirely from Scottish trees is helping prove that UK homes shouldn’t need to rely on imported timber. Lisa Russell reports on the benefits of using home-grown products

From muck to materials

16 Jun 21 She’s at it again…Heriot-Watt University’s Professor Madero is leading a new quest to find profitable, sustainable uses for construction waste. David Taylor reports

A road to zero waste

8 Jun 21 If the government admits that the construction industry recycles 90% of its waste materials, why has it bothered to publish a plan to radically overhaul this backed up by a threat of legal obligations? Mark Smulian reports

Demolition contractors win more work... but make less money

14 May 21 Concerns over Brexit – and now Covid-19 – continue to preoccupy UK construction specialists and the demolition sector is no exception. David Taylor reports

The Lowdown on…R&D Tax Relief

12 May 21 The construction industry contributes around £110bn per annum to the UK economy – roughly equivalent to 7% of GDP.

High hopes: mast climbers

5 May 21 Mast-climbing work platforms aren’t new but they are under-appreciated – at least that’s the assertion of one leading hirer. David Taylor reports

Nuclear option

5 May 21 Flexible design and ‘5D’ modelling software proved the perfect solution to a major scaffolding challenge at Hinkley Point C. David Taylor reports

Folk singer celebrates the work of tunnellers

22 Apr 21 An acclaimed folk singer has written and recorded a five-song EP in celebration of, and in homage to, those who work – and have worked – in the tunnelling industry.

The Lowdown on… IR35

20 Apr 21 As chancellor of the exchequer in Tony Blair’s Labour government, one of Gordon Brown’s less celebrated acts was a clampdown on so-called ‘disguised employment’.

Third-party certification under the spotlight

14 Apr 21 Phil Bishop reports on the British Board of Agrément’s reform agenda

Earthmovers navigate peaks and troughs

14 Apr 21 Although revenues and profits have taken a tumble, the UK’s earthmoving sector is confident of a cyclical upswing. David Taylor reports

Meet your digital twin

3 Mar 21 Artificial intelligence can save hours of leg-work on big projects, as Canary Wharf Contractors has found. Lisa Russell reports

Testing times

1 Mar 21 When the government decided it needed to set up a network of temporary Covid-19 test centres, it didn’t need to look far to find a willing and able supplier. David Taylor reports

Paving the way

25 Feb 21 Bob Howden’s business has been hiding its light under a bushel. Now, as it celebrates its 50th anniversary, Grass Concrete wants a higher profile, writes David Taylor

Electric lifters

25 Feb 21 Electric power is rapidly gaining traction in the realm of small plant, as can be seen from 海角社区app’s latest offering. And now two crane manufacturers have recently unveiled all-electric versions of their heavy-lift machines

Launched by Zoom: The shape of things to come

19 Feb 21 At a press conference last month 海角社区app cemented its commitment to a ‘zero-carbon’ future – and in doing so hinted at the future of international conferencing, too. David Taylor logged on

Putting artificial intelligence to work

18 Feb 21 Artificial intelligence systems are increasingly being given key roles in site teams. Lisa Russell looks at how Winvic is bringing in AI to boost site safety

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