The built environment contributes roughly 25% of the UK’s annual emissions . In 2021 alone, the construction sector generated over 10 million metric tons of CO₂. Yet, demand for buildings continues to grow. Alongside this growth, energy requirements from the sector are also projected to rise by 50%
The world is entering an age of urbanization, and the cities of tomorrow will have to grow to support large populations while also maintaining a high standard of living. The look of cities is changing — driven by advances in technology, sustainability practices, and population shifts. The future of
The construction industry is up against some fresh hurdles in 2025, including new constraints, government programs, and global challenges in 2025. Keep reading to find out six key issues likely to shake things up this year. Further on, you can discover upcoming conferences that target industry
For decades, the construction industry has been known for its traditional operations approaches and its reluctance to embrace new technologies, often resulting in inefficiencies and project setbacks. This sector has also long been defined by complex logistics, tight budgets, unpredictable
The United Arab Emirates is synonymous with fast cars, high-rise buildings, and endless shopping and entertainment thrills. This region was once a desert and is now home to 9 million expats from around the world, seeking opportunities for business, lifestyle, and leisure. In Africa, a similar story
In today's fast-evolving world, architects have particular demands placed upon them—a combination of innovation, flexibility, and vision. Environmental, technological, cultural, and to socio-economic landscapes call for solutions that creatively combine innovation with responsibility. The following
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