StirlingX’s new Linear Surveys deliver real-time progress intelligence for linear infrastructure projects

For civil engineering teams delivering linear infrastructure, incomplete visibility across the construction corridor has always been the cost of doing business. StirlingX has launched a new capability to address this. The post StirlingX’s new Linear Surveys deliver real-time progress intelligence for linear infrastructure projects appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

VolkerFitzpatrick begins work on Charing Cross platform transformation during rail blockade

Work is under way on a programme of rail infrastructure improvements during London's Charing Cross blockade, with teams from Southern Renewals Enterprise (SRE), Network Rail and their supply chain partners working around the clock between 26 July and 16 August. The post VolkerFitzpatrick begins work on Charing Cross platform transformation during rail blockade appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Brits miss out in Vilnius Congress Centre contest

The Architects’ Journal Brits miss out in Vilnius Congress Centre contest Shortlisted UK teams have missed out in the open international contest for a new €100 million congress centre in the Lithuanian capital [Deadline: 16 March 2026] The post Brits miss out in Vilnius Congress Centre contest appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

Knight Frank hires Churchill as partner in its planning team

He will work closely with the firm's planning and land agency teams across the UK, advising on a range of strategic land and development opportunities. The post Knight Frank hires Churchill as partner in its planning team appeared first on Property Week.

Moths in the Building Fabric: The Hidden Sources Renovators Disturb and Specifiers Introduce

The post Moths in the Building Fabric: The Hidden Sources Renovators Disturb and Specifiers Introduce appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Ask most people where clothes moths live and they’ll point at the wardrobe. Ask a pest controller and they’ll often point at the building itself. Moth larvae feed on keratin, the protein in wool, hair, feathers and silk. British buildings contain far more of it than most site teams realise, from the hair binding Victorian […]

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