Top 20 articles of 2023
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Our top 20 most read articles in 2023 were:
- Bill of quantities
- Design and build
- Strip foundations
- Megacities
- Procurement routes
- Preliminaries
- Tender documentation
- Variations
- Types of brick bonding
- Extension of time
- Construction contract
- U-values
- Building regulations
- Types of drawings
- Raft foundation
- Gross internal area
- BS 9999
- Road construction
- Types of excavation
- Building services
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Featured articles
New UK National Buildings Database.
Green space, clean air and community lead the wish list for new homes...
CIAT invites the public to explore identity, belonging and architecture at London Festival of Architecture 2026.
Circular construction policies key to reversing nature loss in cities, says new IUCN report.
Met investigation into Grenfell Tower fire on track to submit all charging files to Crown Prosecution Service.
Living Wage Foundation clarifies paying apprentices the real Living Wage is not required for accreditation.
Call for evidence: Strategy for the built environment professions, trades and occupations.
UK Academy of Mould Experts, May
Free Mould Awareness self-paced beginner course.
IHBC’s Council: On ‘Don’t Waste Buildings’ – A blog feature following a Council chat post by Celia Clark.
The EPF urges publication of the Circular Economy Growth Plan.
ECA welcomes refreshed zero carbon targets.
Government consultation to look a new core product safety framework.
Construct Zero: Refreshed Programme and updated priorities.
New research highlights growing confidence gap in UK fire safety decision making.
Building control approval applications received, determination times, decision outcomes and performance.
Built Environment Wales – Regulatory Reform Conference.
ECA makes the airwaves on retentions ban proposal.
When will the Renters' Right Act come into force?