Planning approval has been granted for a new 31-storey office building at 130 Fenchurch street in the City of London.

Architects are increasingly turning to generative AI tools for creative inspiration and time-saving automation, but the software raises technical and ethical concerns and, with creative jobs already under threat, could it signal the destruction of the profession?

Arnab Ghosh, global sales engineering director at Accuris, a provider of technology solutions to better optimise workflows, looks at how harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies can help accelerate the design and construction of large infrastructure projects.

Danish architect Bjarke Ingels has collaborated with clothing brand Vollebak to create an entirely self-sufficient, off-grid home on an island within Jeddore Harbour, in Nova Scotia, Canada.

Over 2,500 tonnes of green hydrogen from UK hydrogen supplier GeoPura will power construction machinery at the Lower Thames Cros

The UK Gigafactory Commission has published its report outlining recommendations to attract battery investment and strengthen do

Entertainment and venue company Sphere Entertainment has announced plans to bring a smaller-scale version of its high-tech, immersive dome to the US East Coast.

Dubai is set to see a 12‑skyscraper development added to its skyline following the announcement of the ‘world’s first’ Mercedes‑Benz-branded masterplanned community.

Cleantech start-up TheStorage has installed a sand-based thermal storage pilot at a brewery in Finland to provide fossil-free industrial heat.

Located in the southern town of Pornainen, the sand battery will meet the heating needs of the district with a high-temperature

Finnish nuclear power company TVO has reported a radioactive reactor coolant leak at Finland’s Olkiluoto 3 (OL3) nuclear power plant.

The launch follows a four-year joint development project culminating in the launch of a 50-qubit quantum computer. available for research and business use.

The US justice department has said that Grace Ocean and Synergy Marine, the Singaporean companies that owned and operated the Motor Vessel (MV) Dali container ship, have agreed to pay $102m to resolve a civil claim arising from the destruction of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

The waterway design features that prevent collisions in heavy shipping areas

The Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE) has said UK car parks could collapse under the weight of electric vehicles (EVs) unless weight limits are imposed or the buildings are strengthened.

Assessing carbon emissions from the start of a construction project through to completion can help make a significant contribution to minimising environmental impact.

Mayors in city regions across the North are set to gain from £1.7bn in government investment to accelerate city‑centre regeneration.

Local authorities in England and Wales face a record £18.6bn backlog of road repairs despite increases to funding last year.

The government has detailed an expanded 10-year Infrastructure Pipeline for the UK that includes 734 road, rail, energy and wate

Increased spending on UK defence programmes is set to increase the gap in funds allocated towards infrastructure projects to nearly £2tn, a report from EY-Parthenon has found.

Tim Cook is to resign as Apple CEO, with head of hardware engineering John Ternus succeeding him on 1 September.

For the first time, Blue Origin has successfully landed its New Glenn booster rocket, which had been flown on a prior mission, but the satellite payload that came with it was shunted into an incorrect orbit.

The EU’s total greenhouse gas emissions have now fallen by 40% since 1990, according to official data.

Fusion decommissioning does not have the same problems as fission. Fusion machines will create far less radioactive waste, most

Over 2,500 tonnes of green hydrogen from UK hydrogen supplier GeoPura will power construction machinery at the Lower Thames Cros

Planning approval has been granted for a new 31-storey office building at 130 Fenchurch street in the City of London.

Persistent uncertainty is set to wipe $2.5tn from the value of construction activity globally this year, according to research from Currie & Brown, a global construction consultancy.

Since coming to parliament, the UK government has green‑lit 25 major infrastructure projects, marking a key milestone in its plan to “get Britain building again”.

Tim Cook is to resign as Apple CEO, with head of hardware engineering John Ternus succeeding him on 1 September.

German shipbuilder Meyer Werft has unveiled a cruise ship concept that would run entirely on batteries.

German car maker BMW has revealed that its upcoming hydrogen fuel-cell SUV will achieve a range of up to 750km following a five-minut

Great British Energy – Nuclear (GBE-N) and Rolls‑Royce SMR have signed a contract to deliver the UK’s first three small modular react