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Next week marks the Society's first full year in operation.

Jack Fleming, CIAT Policy & Public Affairs Executive, reflects on the Comprehensive Spending Review, and what it means for the built environment.

On 22 & 23 October, Victoria’s largest construction and design show, Melbourne Build Expo, is set to launch in Australia.

CIAT has welcomed investments in the built environment in this week's Comprehensive Spending Review.

The Department for Health and Social Care has launched a call for evidence to shape England's first Men's Health Strategy.

The Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) Action Plan has been officially launched at the National Demonstration Park as the government aim to modernise the construction sector, expand housing capacity, and create sustainable, skilled jobs.

Gloucester-based International Plywood has recently gone through a much needed refurbishment of their main office complex.

With a greater number of materials, décors and finishes available to specifiers than ever before, the ease at which the right match can be found for one's commercial projects has become increasingly important.

Each year, BSI publish a plethora of new and updated Standards which support the built environment. Dan Rossiter FCIAT, Vice-President Technical and Sector Lead at BSI, has highlighted a few of these standards which he believes are highly impactful for Architectural Technologists.

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has published a notice asking the sector and regulatory bodies to continue using government guidance to determine whether a building is higher-risk.