The Tilbury Douglas PM who rebuilt a RAAC school

Next up in our series of interviews profiling construction project leaders is Richard Ellis MCIOB from Tilbury Douglas, who talks about his complex work managing the demolition of a RAAC-riddled school and rebuilding a new education facility The post The Tilbury Douglas PM who rebuilt a RAAC school appeared first on Construction Management.

The Legendre PM thriving on complex London refurb jobs

CM starts a new series of interviews profiling the construction project leaders delivering the industry’s most challenging jobs. First up, Bart Ciurla MCIOB from Legendre The post The Legendre PM thriving on complex London refurb jobs appeared first on Construction Management.

CN launches app with unlimited access offer

Construction News has launched a mobile app, giving industry professionals easier and faster access to the latest news in the sector. The CN app provides a new way for readers to access industry news, interviews, analysis and digital editions of its monthly magazine through Android… The post CN launches app with unlimited access offer appeared first on Construction News.

Best of 2025: Our top interviews with leading industry figures

For a while, getting on for two years ago now, it seemed like a lot of firms were going bust, one after the other.

The Role of Technology in Revolutionizing Construction Recruitment

The construction industry has always thrived on hands-on experience, face-to-face trust, and boots-on-the-ground knowledge. But in the background of all the bricks, steel, and concrete, a quiet revolution has been unfolding, one that’s transforming how companies find, assess, and hire talent. Technology, particularly AI and automation, is no longer a distant concept for tech-heavy sectors alone. It’s arrived on site, and it’s reshaping recruitment in construction in ways we could only imagine a decade ago.

HS2 Historic railway roundhouse discovered at Curzon Street station

In early 2020, HS2 unearthed what is thought to be the world’s oldest railway roundhouse on the site of the new Birmingham Curzon Street station. Designed by 19th century engineer Robert Stephenson, it was first operational in 1837.

MegaStructures - Underwater Highway (National Geographic Documentary)

The biggest infrastructure projects in the world plunging 48 meters below sea level the link will boast the deepest immersed roadway in the world the tunnel will be composed of 18 mammoth segments each as long as two football pitches and as heavy as an aircraft carrier wide, enough to carry two lanes of traffic each way with an access tunnel between.

MegaStructures - The Round Skyscraper, Abu Dhabi (National Geographic Documentary)

We follow the conception to completion of this truly remarkable building, and the obstacles to overcome are audacious.

MegaStructures - Science of Concrete (National Geographic Documentary)

Concrete it's the most used building material on earth it was the building block of the Roman Empire today it's the material for a new generation of gravity defying skyscrapers, the raw ingredients that create this magic formula can be found in nearly every country on earth.

MegaStructures - Beijing Olympic Stadium (National Geographic Documentary)

Beijing Olympic Stadium (National Geographic Documentary) Made from 42,000 tons of twisted steel, Beijing National Stadiumis one of modern China’s most ambitious constructions projects ever attempted.

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