The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) is a charity and international membership organisation established to foster and promote the art and science of civil engineering. It was founded in 1818 and was granted a royal charter in 1828. Its head office is at One Great George Street in Westminster, London, and it represents more than 86,000 members worldwide.

As well as supporting its members to become qualified, it also encourages them to continue their professional development by providing a variety of knowledge resources. These include industry-leading publications and tailored training courses.

In September 2015 ICE became a sponsor of Designing Buildings Wiki. ICE's Director of Engineering Knowledge, Nathan Baker, said, “ICE is the world's oldest engineering institution, established nearly 200 years ago. Our knowledge base is rich and diverse, and as a Learned Society, fostering and sharing this knowledge through a variety of resources sits at the heart of what we do. It encourages innovation and excellence in the industry – and ultimately benefits society."

Designing Buildings Wiki Chairman David Trench CBE said, “ICE are a vital addition to our family of high-profile supporters, helping us become a truly comprehensive knowledge base, representative of the whole construction industry."

Articles by ICE on Designing Buildings Wiki include:

1. ICE recommendations for the Government Construction Strategy 2018 update. June 2018
2. ‎Interoperability: The ability of computer systems or software to exchange and make use of information. June 2018
3. Lords industrial strategy debate. Jan 2018
4. ICE online archives. Jan 2018
5. Why engineers need to know more about existing infrastructure. Dec 2017
6. Autonomous vehicles - do we trust them? Dec 2017
7. Modern train stations. Dec 2017
8. Water resource planning. Nov 2017
9. Energy from waste. Nov 2017
10. What to expect of sustainability professionals. Nov 2017
11. Professor Lord Mair to become ICE President. Nov 2017
12. Highway infrastructure and local authorities. Nov 2017
13. In Plain Sight: reducing the risk of infrastructure failure. Nov 2017
14. Teeside Collective - carbon capture and storage. October 2017
15. The convergence of technology and infrastructure sectors. October 2017
16. Conservative conference - industrial strategy. October 2017
17. Engineering Cleaner Air. October 2017.
18. Rethinking Masterplanning. October 2017.
19. High density floating track slab. Sept 2017
20. Subsidy-free low carbon electricity. Sept 2017
21. Perceptions of the construction sector. Sept 2017
22. The impact of artificial intelligence on built environment. Sept 2017
23. Super-strength steel structures. Sept 2017
24. Civil engineering and language. Sept 2017
25. Age diversity for social cohesion. Sept 2017
26. UK decarbonisation. Sept 2017
27. NEC contracts and collaborative working. Aug 2017
28. What makes a great place to work? Aug 2017
29. Thames Tideway update. Aug 2017
30. Concrete and fire safety. Aug 2017
31. The impact of digital on civil engineering. Aug 2017
32. Sustainable water management. Aug 2017
33. Review of Industry Digitisation. Aug 2017
34. NEC early warning notices - a tool of mutual benefit. Aug 2017
35. Hydroinformatics. July 2017
36. Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). July 2017
37. Compensation events and Brexit. July 2017
38. The readiness of UK companies to adopt new digital technologies. July 2017
39. Urban design education. July 2017
40. NEC4 Alliance contract. July 2017
41. Global undergrounds - exploring cities within. June 2017
42. Helping achieve the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. June 2017
43. NEC4 Design, Build and Operate Contract. June 2017
44. Follo Line, Norway. June 2017
45. East West Metro Tunnel, Calcutta. June 2017
46. NEC4 - legal and insurance aspects. June 2017
47. Trading systems for water resources. June 2017
48. Guide Dogs' Inclusivity campaign. May 2017
49. Place infrastructure at the heart of economic policy. May 2017
50. Autonomous vehicles and insurance. May 2017
51. Sustainable Living research project. May 2017
52. Mixed reality. May 2017
53. Engineers and politics. May 2017
54. Dynamic response to energy. Apr 2017
55. Property flood resilience. Apr 2017
56. Skills shortage and Brexit. Apr 2017
57. Professional conduct. Apr 2017
58. Tunnel Engineering Exhibition 2017. Apr 2017
59. Building an industrial strategy. Apr 2017
60. How to connect unconnected vehicles. Apr 2017
61. Engineering resilience to human threats. Apr 2017
62. Key Brexit challenges facing infrastructure and construction. Apr 2017
63. Significant Code Review. Apr 2017
64. Bamboo. Apr 2017
65. Safeguarding infrastructure post-Brexit. Apr 2017
66. State of the nation: Digital transformation. Mar 2017
67. ICE Grenfell Tower review. July 2017
68. Inclusivity in engineering. Mar 2017
69. PFIs and adjudication. Mar 2017
70. Vital infrastructure and redevelopment. Mar 2017
71. Routes to low carbon energy. Mar 2017
72. Energy, resilience and climate change knowledge campaign. Mar 2017
73. How to make the digital revolution a success. Mar 2017
74. Infrastructure and cyber attacks. Feb 2017.
75. Planning and managing Hinkley Point C. Feb 2017
76. Municipal energy. Feb 2017
77. Data from smart energy meters. Feb 2017
78. Structural engineering codes. Feb 2017
79. Car sharing. Feb 2017
80. Improving the energy efficiency of buildings. Feb 2017
81. Why BIM will carry on booming. Jan 2017
82. ICE Peoples Choice Award 2017. Jan 2017
83. The challenges facing Hyperloop One. Jan 2017
84. The role of transport in ending global poverty. Jan 2017
85. Civil Engineering Procedure. Jan 2017
86. Jane Jacobs and garden villages. Jan 2017
87. How new technologies can extend the lifetimes of heritage structures. Jan 2017
88. The future of green infrastructure. Jan 2017
89. Engineering in the 21st century. Jan 2017
90. Forensic engineering in developing countries. Dec 2016
91. Creating a smarter, more flexible energy system. Dec 2016
92. Infrastructure under Mayor Sadiq Khan. Dec 2016
93. Adjudicators and bias. Nov 2016
94. Industrial plant and construction operations. Nov 2016
95. Queensferry Crossing. Nov 2016
96. What has the UK done about carbon reduction since the Paris Agreement? Nov 2016
97. Marine energy. Oct 2016
98. Carbon capture and storage. Oct 2016
99. National Needs Assessment. Oct 2016
100. Devolution and development. Oct 2016
101. Earthen construction. Oct 2016
102. What the new retail market will mean for the water sector. Sept 2016
103. ICE recommendations on Palace of Westminster. Sept 2016
104. Smarter future for energy. Sept 2016
105. Managing and responding to disasters. Sept 2016
106. Engineers and hurricanes. Sept 2016
107. Artificial intelligence and civil engineering. August 2016
108. Birmingham Central Library demolition. August 2016.
109. Smart motorway. August 2016
110. Augmented reality in construction. August 2016.
111. Construction Planning, 2nd ed. August 2016.
112. Alkali-aggregate reaction. July 2016
113. Delta Works sea defences. July 2016.
114. Keeping the Humber bridge moving. July 2016.
115. BIM in Germany. July 2016.
116. Brexit - The case for infrastructure. July 2016.
117. State of the nation: Devolution. June 2016.
118. Shale gas. June 2016.
119. Infrastructure Transformation. June 2016.
120. Water transfers and interconnections. June 2016.
121. Oil - a global perspective. June 2016.
122. The use of drones in the construction of Crossrail. June 2016.
123. Matthew Davidson. June 2016
124. Captain William Francis Dawson. June 2016
125. Robert Davies. June 2016
126. General Hugh Debbieg. June 2016
127. Major Henry De Bude. June 2016
128. Sir Bernard De Gomme. June 2016
129. Delaval family. May 2016
130. John Theophilus Desaguliers. May 2016
131. John Peter Desmaretz. May 2016
132. Natural gas. May 2016.
133. Marine energy and hydropower. May 2016.
134. Abraham Darby III. May 2016
135. William Dargan. May 2016
136. James Davidson. May 2016
137. Robert Daglish. May 2016.
138. Lord Basil William Douglas Daer. May 2016
139. Road improvement scheme consultation. April 2016.
140. Ethical sourcing. April 2016
141. Sustainable water. April 2016.
142. Recyclable construction materials. April 2016.
143. Road development process. March 2016.
144. Types of road and street. March 2016
145. NEC contracts - road development and management schemes. March 2016.
146. Hounslow highways pathfinder private finance initiative case study. March 2016.
147. Ethical sourcing. March 2016.
148. Groundwater control in urban areas. March 2016.
149. The NEC and the Z clause. March 2016.
150. Design standards for road development and improvement schemes. March 2016.
151. PAS 2080 Carbon management in Infrastructure. March 2016.
152. Supply chain collaboration. March 2016.
153. Air Quality Taskforce. February 2016.
154. Buying green in the construction industry. February 2016.
155. The use of drones in the construction of Crossrail. November 2015.
156. Sinkholes. November 2015.
157. Global positioning systems and global navigation satellite systems. October 2016
158. Hounslow highways pathfinder private finance initiative case study. October 2015.
159. Publicly Available Specification to improve the visibility and resilience of buried services. October 2015.
160. The Trabocchi. September 2015.
161. Dove Stone Hydropower. August 2015.
162. Offsite manufacturing. August 2015.
163. Diversity in the construction industry. June 2015.
164. Solar energy. June 2015
165. Institution of Civil Engineers ICE. April 2014.

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