Menzies warns of cash flow crisis

Accountants Menzies have surveyed the building sector, with Censuswide, and found 93% facing late payments, with invoices now 53 days overdue on average.

What’s happening in the New Zealand residential building sector? 

Pacifecon research manager Philip Dawes takes a look at the company’s latest Market Watch report which puts the spotlight on the residential sector. Pacifecon’s latest Market Watch report explores New Zealand’s subdivisions, as well as general information on projects around the country. We’re now well into the second quarter of the year, and it’s promising […] The post What’s happening in the New Zealand residential building sector?  appeared first on Building Today.

Copenhagen Architecture Biennial: speed up to slow down

The Architects’ Journal Copenhagen Architecture Biennial: speed up to slow down Denmark’s first architecture biennial was a call to action, asking participants to work towards bringing the building sector within our planetary boundaries. Mark David Flynn and Stephanie Gavan report The post Copenhagen Architecture Biennial: speed up to slow down appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Simon Aldous

Building expert publishes latest edition of industry-leading book

A leading expert within the building sector has released the latest edition of his renowned book, Building Pathology: Principles and Practice, 3rd Edition. The post Building expert publishes latest edition of industry-leading book appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

BSR chair warns of ‘lost confidence’ if backlog not slashed by December

The Building Safety Regulator (BRS) runs the risk of “losing the complete confidence” of the building sector if it fails to significantly cut the building safety backlog this year, according to its chair. Andy Roe, appointed to the role in June, told MPs that it… The post BSR chair warns of ‘lost confidence’ if backlog not slashed by December appeared first on Construction News.