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How tracking upfront embodied carbon via digital tools is reshaping the industry’s environmental credentials.

A new research report from the Passivhaus Trust includes independent costing modelling which finds that uplift capital costs, compared with current building regulations, can be as little as 2% for flats, rising to 3-5% for semi-detached homes. 

Over 200 members and affiliates have contributed to CIAT's response to the MHCLG Professions Strategy call for evidence.

Semi-transparent solar cells that could be added to windows to efficiently harvest energy from indoor light as well as the sun have been developed by an international team led by UCL researchers.

Notice is given that the Annual General Meeting of the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists will take place on Saturday 21 November 2026.

The thought of becoming a mentor can be a daunting prospect. The idea of guiding someone else in their career can feel like a big responsibility. What if you are asked questions you don't know the answer to?

Hays is inviting employers and professionals across architectural technology to take part in the Hays Workforce Trends & Salary Survey 2027.

What can the built environment sector learn from Andy Burnham’s early appointments and policy moves?

To support those wishing to find out more about qualifying as a Fellow with the Institute, we are hosting an online workshop.

Returning for its third edition, the event will bring together thousands from the AECO community for a high-impact day of insight, innovation, and connection at Manchester Central.

The Research Infrastructure for Conservation and Heritage Science (RICHeS) has launched the first UK-wide survey of the heritage and conservation science workforce.

CIAT staff recently attended the Open City Accelerate Programme end of year exhibition at Ravensbourne University.

It was back in 2012 in its Living Planet Report when the World Wildlife Fund asserted that, if the Western developed nations continued with their pattern of consumption, we would need three planet’s worth of resources by 2050. During the years since then, consumerism and population have expanded across regions like Africa and parts of Asia, with supposedly sustainable activities such as sourcing the minerals required for electrical vehicles steadily scarring once pristine landscapes.

Where it's AT has taken its next step, with full video episodes now available alongside the podcast. In our first video edition, new host Jon Clayton MCIAT sits down with Harry Pangli FCIAT to explore the fascinating role of an Expert Witness, showcasing the diverse career opportunities within architectural technology.

CIBSE in collaboration with Arup, Loughborough University and Inkling has launched the updated CIBSE TM59 Overheating risk in dwellings: A design stage methodology.

This insightful presentation explores the critical role of Passive Fire Protection in modern construction, with a focused deep dive into the design and specification of MEP services penetration seals—one of the most challenging and frequently misunderstood aspects of fire safety.

The Designing LGBTQIA+ Inclusive Spaces toolkit has been developed through a year of engagement and research with LGBTQIA+ communities and built environment professionals.