building safety

Nanyang Technological University Singapore has officially opened what it says is the largest wooden building in all of Asia.

Six startups pioneering bleeding-edge tech such as AI and robotics have been chosen for the world’s first regulatory sandbox for industrial safetytech.

Spanish construction giant Ferrovial has tested a system of wearables to improve safety conditions for workers on its projects.

The Self-Remediation contract requires developers to fix unsafe buildings from the last 30 years.

IET made the call in its newly launched guide, which highlights a number of ways in which construction product manufacturers can digitise their information.

James Stephens, managing director of Offsite Solutions, shares his 15 top tips for specifying factory-built bathrooms

Global consultancy and construction company Mace has been chosen to deliver a new office development at 38 Berkeley Square on behalf of Astrea.

The Building Regulations Advisory Committee says the golden thread is key to the “new, more stringent” regime for building safety in higher-risk buildings.

BIM for Housing Associations has launched a digital toolkit with the aim of helping social landlords stay up to date with building safety information.

Q-Bot is a ‘Queen’s Award for Innovation’ winning developer of intelligent systems to inspect, monitor and maintain the health of buildings using Robotics and AI.