Designing for Success: Key Considerations for Hotel Construction Projects Building a hotel is an ambitious undertaking that requires careful planning and execution to achieve success. With so many variables to consider, project owners and main contractors alike need to address the key considerations when embarking on such...
Building for Business: The Advantages of Hiring Main Contractors for Commercial Construction Projects When it comes to commercial construction projects, hiring the right main contractor is of great importance. By hiring a main contractor, you can keep your project within budget and on schedule and also have...
Investing in PBSA Purpose-built student accommodation, more commonly known as PBSA, is a popular investment strategy for investors and property developers looking to allocate funds into profitable, yet secure investments. Investment in PBSA is one such option which can offer the potential for high returns, as well...
The UK property market is experiencing a surge of momentum in the form of Build to Rent (BTR), opening up exciting opportunities for both investors and developers. BTR allows them to develop housing that caters specifically to renters, offering an attractive way of creating rental...
The construction industry is on the cusp of major transformations in the next few years. With advances in technology, construction companies stand to benefit from new innovative technology that can improve safety and efficiency on job sites. In this article, we will discuss six of the...
One of the constant challenges of the construction industry is closing the gender distribution gap. And whilst some companies have acknowledged the need for change and are actively working to promote diversity and equality in the workplace, there is still a long way to go to...
The impact of rising energy costs on the construction industry The impact of rising energy costs across all professions and households is well documented. Ofgem reports that gas and electricity prices have increased by 500%. The construction industry is a major user of energy, with approximately 3%...
Net zero is the buzzword in construction today, as the sector looks to recalibrate to tailor systems and outcomes to making green targets happen. Given that the construction industry is responsible for almost half the UK’s carbon emissions there is clearly a huge burden on...
“Sustainable” and “smart” are two keywords in construction today. As the industry looks to do more in terms of sustainability and protecting the environment, there is an increasing focus on processes and trends that will make this possible. Technology is a big driving factor here,...
It feels like the construction sector is going through a period of constant evolution today - and the reality is that this isn’t far from the truth. From the changes in the cost of raw materials to the opening up of skills gaps and the...