BAM’s green wall and Mace at City Hall | The best images of July 2026

Our pick of the standout construction pictures from the last month. The post BAM’s green wall and Mace at City Hall | The best images of July 2026 appeared first on Construction Management.

One of London’s tallest resi towers in Canary Wharf gets green light

Scheme at 77 Marsh Wall will be 54 storeys in height

Green light for 54-storey multi-tenure Canary Wharf tower

Pioneering Marsh Wall scheme to include build to rent, co-living, affordable homes and serviced flats

Landscape Solutions Sydney: Complete Guide to Designing Sustainable Outdoor Spaces

Discover how Landscape Solutions Sydney can transform residential and commercial properties with sustainable landscaping, drainage solutions, retaining walls, and outdoor construction designed for Australia's climate.

Inside Britain’s Latest Generation of New Builds

The UK are under going a big change in new build construction with stricter guidelines, with more sustainability than ever before. Read this guide to find out more about the changes.

How Revit 3D Modeling Services Turn Pretty Views into Buildable Models

Revit 3D modeling services bridge the gap between creative architectural concepts and practical construction by converting visual designs into data-rich, buildable models. This ensures accurate coordination, reduces errors, and enables efficient, cost-effective project execution.

Belinda Carr - Could this LEGO Plastic Brick replace Concrete Masonry Units? 08062023

Lok N Blok is an innovative, easy to install, mortar-less, interlocking building block system. Its design enables quicker and easier installation than other building materials as it’s installed in fewer steps and doesn’t require specialized equipment. Could this product - made out of recycled plastic - replace concrete blocks to lower the carbon energy footprint?

Architects' Journal - Materials in Focus, Brick, 22032021

Materials in Focus is a new series of AJ lunchtime webinars in which explore the use of materials in design and looking at how architects can specify these materials more sustainably. Each session is dedicated to a specific material and is chaired by a member of the AJ editorial team The first session took place on Thursday 18th March, supported by Michelmersh and Vandersanden, which focused on the use of ‘Brick’. A review of projects is provided by each of the panelist followed by the Q&A

Crossrail Sustainability: Time-lapse shows sea wall breach at Wallasea Island

A landmark environmental project made possible due to a unique partnership between Crossrail and the RSPB reached a significant milestone this weekend. Wallasea Island Wild Coast project, located eight miles north of Southend-on-Sea in Essex, aims to transform 670 hectares of farmland, an area about 2.5 times the size of the City of London, back into the coastal marshland it once was some 400 years ago.

What challenges can be minimized through accurate curtain wall detailing?

How do facade detailing services help in managing complex glass and curtain wall systems?