CIAT has prepared a short briefing outlining the government's plans for reform of biodiversity net gain requirements for minor, medium and brownfield developments in England.
The Industry Task and Finish Group (ITFG) has published its guidance on Managing Competence in the Built Environment: An industry guide on how to meet the ICC principles, providing practical, proportionate and risk-based support for organisations operating across the built environment.
A new report warns that apprenticeship assessment reform in England must not weaken competence, professional recognition or employer confidence in technical and professional apprenticeships across the construction and built environment sector.
This survey is being carried out by the IEC and ISO Content Use Advisory Group to ensure that standards remain relevant and adapted to how people work today.
CIAT has joined over 50 leading businesses, trade associations and professional bodies, including Arup, UKGBC and the Society for the Environment, in calling on the Government to publish the delayed Circular Economy Strategy.
On Wednesday 24 June 2026, CABE’s Built Environment Wales – Regulatory Reform Conference will bring together professionals from across the Welsh built environment for a full day of insight, discussion and technical update.
The Institute has updated its Professional Assessment design experience pathways for Chartered Membership to more openly recognise the diverse and specialist areas of practice within Architectural Technology.
From 12-14 May at Excel London, the industry's most influential voices come together across UK cConstruction Week, Futurebuild and the Stone & Surfaces Show.
