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Climate change isn’t some far-off problem anymore - it’s happening now, and the construction industry is right in the middle of it. But the good news? We have the tools, knowledge and opportunity to make a real difference. ... Read More

Industrialised construction is a broader approach that uses manufacturing principles to improve how buildings are delivered, while modular construction is one method within it. Modular typically involves pre-manufactured units or panels, whereas industrialised construction includes a wider range of systems and approaches. ... Read More

Flexibility is often sold as a design feature - open plans, movable partitions, multi-use rooms. Over the life of a building, the real constraints usually sit elsewhere. This article explains why flexibility is shaped by construction method, how that plays out over time, and why it matters for estates and procurement decisions. ... Read More

Across the UK, modular construction continues to divide opinion. Some estates teams see modular buildings as the future of faster, more predictable delivery. Others approach the subject with caution, shaped by past experience that did not deliver what was promised. ... Read More