How London Construction Workers Are Crossing Into Film

The post How London Construction Workers Are Crossing Into Film appeared first on UK Construction Blog. If you run a construction firm in London, you’ve probably noticed something over the last few years. Good tradespeople are getting harder to keep. Carpenters, riggers, painters, scaffold erectors… they’re all in short supply. The usual reasons get thrown around: retirement, fewer apprentices, Brexit. But that’s only part of it. A growing number of skilled […]

Resilient Transport 2026: A programme built to future- proof our vital transport networks

Globally, transport networks are facing mounting pressures, as climate change, ageing assets, growing demand and constrained budgets test the systems that underpin economic growth and social mobility. The post Resilient Transport 2026: A programme built to future- proof our vital transport networks appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Signal Butte Water Treatment Plant Doubles in Size to Meet Needs of Growing Arizona Community

As a residential and business boom continues at the Eastmark tech corridor in Mesa, Ariz., the city is advancing a $168-million plan to meet its water needs by expanding the Signal Butte Water Treatment plant.

Focus on 'AI Flywheel' Pushes ESI to New Heights

Meridian, Idaho-based Engineered Structures Inc. (ESI) is growing strategically around four markets: data centers, energy modernization, federal work and logistics.

Why BIM Is Becoming Essential for Modern Construction

The post Why BIM Is Becoming Essential for Modern Construction appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Modern construction projects are more demanding than ever. Tight deadlines, rising material costs, complex building designs, and growing sustainability requirements have made traditional planning methods increasingly difficult to manage. Relying on disconnected drawings and manual coordination often leads to design conflicts, project delays, and expensive rework. This shift has accelerated the adoption of Building Information […]

What do we think about the growing trends and opportunities in construction?

Are sufficient recycling facilities being planned along with the battery Gigafactories?