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BSRIA report suggest the European market will double to 415 million Euros by 2023.
Report encourages the use of timber to help tackle climate change.
The Construction Index, Mar 19
Skanska signs contract for ‘zero energy' hotel.
AI robots that can sort demolition waste.
Scottish Construction Now, Mar 18
World’s tallest wooden building completed in Norway.
Saudi firm orders unit from Denmark to print homes.
An ECA briefing for members about the commercial implications of leaving the EU.
HS2 heat recovery could power hundreds of new homes.
The Construction Index, Mar 18
Interserve chief exec says keep calm and carry on.
Government pledges £570m for London housing near transport links.
Institution of Civil Engineers, Mar 14
Industry leaders debate how to improve UK transport networks.
High quality homes are needed now, says BRE.
The key points for the construction industry and BSRIA's response.
New BIM software can identify health and safety risks.
Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), Mar 13
Government launches infrastructure investment consultation.
UAE builds the world’s longest steel-arch bridge.
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