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Taking place on 25-26 November at Excel London, the event will bring together the construction and built environment community for two days of expert insights, innovation and networking.

The Institute has responded to the Chancellor's Autumn Budget 2026.

This Black History Month, we've come together with our B.E. Inclusive partners to create Common Ground, a powerful new film featuring Black professionals from across the built environment sector.

CIAT is sharing this invitation on behalf of independent researchers Lynda Thompson and Kathy Seymour, who are undertaking research commissioned by a UK brick manufacturer, Michelmersh.

The Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) is undertaking a project to identify practical barriers to nature recovery in England and potential ways to address them.

The Construction Leadership Council has published practitioner guidance setting out the behavioural principles that should be applied when developing, reviewing and auditing fire risk assessments (FRA) and fire risk appraisals of external walls (FRAEW).

Our new drop-in sessions are a chance to share what you are experiencing in practice, hear whether fellow Chartered Members and affiliates are encountering similar issues, and help CIAT understand where further guidance, resources, representation or focused support could benefit the wider membership.

We have been accustomed to hearing about the atmospheric growth of AI, but it is still difficult to comprehend that the market is expected to increase 25-fold in just ten years – projected to reach a value of $4.8 trillion by 2033.

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is inviting industry feedback on its proposed approach to Functional Competence (FC), which aims to provide more flexible ways for individuals to demonstrate and develop their skills.

We have produced a new, snappy 1-minute video to sum up exactly what architectural technology is and what an architectural technologist does in succinct, easy-to-understand language.