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Student Housing Company launches industry first app
Student accommodation operator develops software for students to view accommodation
Cambridge ready for BIM
As the Building Information Modelling (BIM) deadline looms, Majenta helps the University of Ca...
'Building Tomorrow' online show launched by CIOB
Landmark online programme launched on the modernisation of construction
Back to the future: how will construction look in 2045?
New report from Hewden provides a sneak peak into the construction sector in 2045
No strings attached
Luke Turton says wireless technology offers schools a flexible, low cost and energy efficient ...
Hunters South Architects move into virtual reality
Architects use virtual reality-capable imagery for Woking school
Collaborating with BIM
Chris Darby says the building of a school in Kent benefited from all parties using BIM softwar...
Nearly half of AEC sector using BIM
The Business Advantage Group's Worldwide CAD Trends 2015 Results show 49% usage, heading to ne...
NBS releases BIM toolkit
A new digital toolkit developed to support the implementation of level two BIM is going live p...
Talking about BIM
Some of those involved in the development and roll-out of BIM level two are taking part in an ...
Applying technology for a simpler life
As we come to rely on digital data to perform even the simplest of tasks, access to a multi-fu...
Win a classroom visualiser!
Take part in 'The Use of Technology in the Classroom' survey and you could win a classroom vis...
Million-pound investment makes Reading science greener
University of Reading announces £1m upgrade to science labs to cut environmental impact of its...
NBS to showcase BIM Toolkit at Ecobuild
Attendees at this year's Ecobuild will be given an early opportunity to preview and comment on...
Manufacturing boost for Nottingham
A new £5m, high-tech manufacturing centre is set to put Nottingham back on the world manufactu...
Topping out at The Diamond
The official topping out ceremony of the £81m development took place at the University of Shef...
Display blindness
An environment dominated by screens has led to display blindness, where we switch off to both ...
New research centre for Nottingham
The University of Nottingham is officially marking the opening of its Synthetic Biology Resear...
GSA rebuild architects shortlisted
Glasgow School of Art has announced names of architects' practices shortlisted to lead resto...
Designing for intelligent schools
The advance of technology hasn't just changed learning, it's also affected the way architects ...
Leading school choses Bridome
Leading independent school, Reeds School, has chosen Bridome to provide a new indoor facility ...
New rugged tablet launched
The developers of a new tablet PC for use in hazardous environments have claimed that it is th...
UCA students work on studio upgrade
Students from the University for the Creative Arts have been working with Riverside Studios in...
Regent's Pop Up Pavilion planned
A new 'Pop Up Pavilion' is being planned for public use in Westminster and Camden to benefit l...
Thinking big
When a teacher chose to decorate her classroom with large-scale graphics, she had to find the ...
Facing the BIM juggernaut
A step-by-step approach to BIM adoption, by Allan Hunt BSc MRICS, a Director of AHR Building C...
Warwick celebrates with The Pool
Warwick Arts Centre celebrates its 40th anniversary with a free interactive light sculpture, T...
Students take lead on design project
Architecture students from the University for the Creative Arts Canterbury have taken over a r...
Eco haven for Sheffield
The University of Sheffield's plan to create a public nature garden at an overgrown site could...
Student accommodation: a seismic shift
The market for student accommodation has headed in a whole new direction says architect James ...
Trends hit the floor from Huddersfield
Surface Design students from the University of Huddersfield were front and centre at the inter...
Poets' Corner in Huddersfield
Poet Lemn Sissay MBE's work, 'Let there be peace', has been engraved on the University's Creat...
Model behaviour
How can the education sector get the most out of building information modelling, asks Ian Sutt...
Counting the Cost
Exactal UK & Europe Director Simon Lovegrove explains the importance of BIM-compatible estimat...
Grand opening for York chemistry build
The University of York has opened its new teaching labs and research facility as part of a £29...
'Rubbish' house built in Brighton
Britainâs housing industry could learn from University of Brighton research and use recycled...
CIBSE seeks BIM streamlining
Construction industry feedback sought on Building Information Modelling (BIM) Product Data Tem...
Bath Spa's Forest of Imagination
The Forest of Imagination successfully transformed part of Bath Spa University's Sion Hill cam...
Unite and Philips light up student digs
Unite Students has partnered with Philips to install energy efficient LED lighting throughout ...
