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We are looking for two AT practices to sponsor Accelerate, a design and mentoring outreach programme run by Open City.

CIAT welcomes the latest organisations to the Institute's Affiliate Group Body Corporate (AGBC) scheme.

Hays are asking professionals and employers to share their thoughts in their annual Salary & Recruiting Trends survey.

The latest Building Safety Remediation data shows steady progress, with over a third of identified buildings now fully remediated. But with more than 5,200 residential buildings over 11 metres still under scrutiny and more than half yet to begin works, the scale of the challenge remains clear.

CIAT has added its support to an amendment to the Government's Planning and Infrastructure Bill, which would require a design vision to be included in new Spatial Development Strategies.

CIAT takes the integrity of its membership seriously. From time to time, concerns are raised about individuals or organisations presenting themselves in ways that may be misleading.

The concept of building new towns once epitomised a transformative approach to addressing housing and infrastructure challenges in Britain. From early developments, such as Letchworth Garden City, to post-war projects like Milton Keynes, these planned communities provided innovative solutions to overcrowding and economic stagnation. Yet momentum appeared to stall in the 21st century, raising questions about their relevance today. Can the vision of new towns be revived – as the current Government hopes – or has land assembly become too complex to manage?

This brochure from Gerflor & Gradus is a must-have tool for Architectural Technologists working in healthcare environments.

Sustainability in construction isn't just about compliance; it's about rethinking the way buildings are designed, the materials selected, and the supply chains that support them.

Are you passionate about best practice, professional standards, and shaping the tools that support our members in their day-to-day work?

The Gerflor & Gradus Education Specification Guide is a practical resource tailored to Architectural Technologists working on education environments.

2024, 2023, 2022 and 2014 are the UK's warmest years on record, according to the Met Office's analysis. In fact, the ten warmest years in the UK since records began in 1884 have all occurred since 2000. The chances of a summer matching the 2022 heatwave in this country could, according to the Met Office, be greater than 50% by 2050.

As part of a high-spec refurbishment ahead of the grand opening of The Yacht Torquay, Gradus stepped in to supply stair edgings that not only met the practical demands of hospitality design but also delivered on a precise and elevated aesthetic.

The urgent need for social housing in the UK demands innovative approaches. Unlocking the potential of brownfield sites offers a sustainable pathway, delivering net zero homes while regenerating our urban environments for future generations.

Dan Rossiter FCIAT has been appointed to join the Fundamental Review of Building Regulations Guidance panel, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has announced.

The Building Control Independent Panel (BCIP) has launched a call for evidence as it reviews the functioning of Building Control in England.

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has published an update explaining how its appointed contractor will "carefully" take down the remains of Grenfell Tower.

Historically, epoxy resin has been used as the flooring of choice for specialist facilities in life sciences, high technology, and precision manufacturing. But with the growing need and trend for further flexibility and rapid maintenance to ensure production isn't disrupted, as well as the requirement for all leading companies to improve their carbon footprint and meet aggressive Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) targets, epoxy resin is now being seen as the 'dinosaur' of the flooring industry.

The House of Lords Industry and Regulators Committee is running an inquiry into the work of the Building Safety Regulator to understand what is and is not working well, and how the BSR can work more effectively.

The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) has published new guidance, developed in collaboration with the Building Safety Regulator (BSR), to support professionals involved in submitting and assessing applications for Gateway 2 approvals for Higher Risk Buildings (HRBs).