Construction Sector News
World’s largest trade show returns later this year
Advances in technology are making drilling and foundation work an easier task
With the help of the latest methods and technology, high-rise construction projects are becoming more innovative
French construction is expected to see a mostly postive year according to IHS Markit’s Scott Hazelton
How merger & acquisition activity in the Building Information Modeling software market is driving new innovations
KHL writer Lucy Barnard analyses the use of materials passports in construction
Hastings Deering has weathered Covid19 and predicts rising demand driven by big schemes
Government prioritises infrastructure projects and a climate-neutral construction sector
Excavator sales are unlikely to rise in 2022 but unit sales remain close to all-time high
The world’s biggest cities will be located in different areas than today and will also look considerably different
Trackunit looks at key trends in the cohesive development of construction technology
Increasing numbers of politicians and architects are favouring reused buildings over demolition
Job order contracting is suited to certain types of projects where it can potentially save contractors time and money
ECOncrete technology said to promote the growth of corals, which strengthen underwater structures
Industry experts say the answer for industrial and commercial equipment isn’t one or the other but rather multiple solutions
The use of autonomous technology can improve safety and efficiency, writes Tom Jackson
Interview: Magnus Thibblin looks at the benefits of adopting machine control
VC2000 enables users to save up to 40% energy compared to other models
