Shadbolt Doors: defining standards, exceeding expectations

The Architects’ Journal Shadbolt Doors: defining standards, exceeding expectations Shadbolt Doors supports architects and specifiers in the delivery of complex architectural timber door, doorset and panelling packages through its unrivalled technical knowledge and wide-reaching certification The post Shadbolt Doors: defining standards, exceeding expectations appeared first on The Architects’ Journal AJ Contributor

Robotics firm deal takes British Land and RLAM’s One Triton Square to 94% let

Humanoid is the latest tech company to take space at the building in central London's Knowledge Quarter. The post Robotics firm deal takes British Land and RLAM’s One Triton Square to 94% let appeared first on Property Week.

Faster drywall planning with AI

The University of Wolverhampton has launched knowledge transfer partnership with Drywall Steel Sections Ltd to speed the design and costing of steel frame and drywall systems using AI.

Competence issues and knowledge gaps in temporary works persist despite its raised profile

“Temporary works are not secondary, they are critical engineering for a shorter timescale,” says Siu Mun Li, director at consultancy Constructing Siu-lutions and at the Temporary Works Forum (TWf) – an ICE Specialist Knowledge Society that aims to encourage open discussion of any matter related… The post Competence issues and knowledge gaps in temporary works persist despite its raised profile appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Anthropic expands into new offices in London’s Knowledge Quarter

The firm behind the Claude AI chatbot joins the likes of OpenAI, Google, DeepMind and Meta at the King's Cross hub. The post Anthropic expands into new offices in London’s Knowledge Quarter appeared first on Property Week.

How are you managing knowledge transfer on long projects when key team members leave or change roles mid-project?

Should all holders of the Globally respected CEng MICE have Civil Engineering Knowledge