Entries by Lyn

The race to build AI infrastructure

  The race to build AI infrastructure is on and speed is everything Amid the challenges now synonymous with building AI infrastructure, stakeholders still expect data centers on demand. So, what are the best strategies for delivering next-gen facilities, fast? The rapid evolution of AI is reshaping industries and data centers are at the epicenter […]

Survey Shows Constrution Workload Increase

The UK construction industry has seen an increase in workload, employment opportunities, and work enquiries – the first time in two years all three areas have seen growth – according to new data from the Federation of Master Builders. The news comes as part of the SME State of Trade Survey for January to June […]

Nuaire puts sustainability at the fore at UK Construction Week, Birmingham

UK ventilation manufacturer Nuaire will proudly be displaying its sustainability credentials at this year’s UK Construction Week at the NEC, Birmingham, 30th September – 2nd October, on stand D71.   With increasing emphasis being placed on reducing embodied carbon within mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems – which are estimated to account for around 23% of a […]

Yonos – A universal, sustainable lighting system built for the offices of today and tomorrow

    Lighting specialist TRILUX has launched Yonos, a new universal office lighting system that is modular, connective, and adaptive – designed to evolve alongside the changing needs of workplaces. Yonos has been developed to eliminate material waste typically associated with CAT A and CAT B installations, offering a system that can be reconfigured and […]

Solar Panels Linked to Blaze at School

Imagery: Ellesmere Fire Station & Tim Thursfield  By Luke Powell  St Martins School has told pupils to stay at home after a “serious” fire broke out at its premises. Flames and smoke were seen coming from St Martins School near Oswestry at around 5.24pm on Sunday (September 21) prompting a large-scale response from emergency services. […]

The Plan for Change – Saving Water

Simple water-saving measures could save families in new homes over £100 a year on bills, while supporting a wave of new housing across Britain – delivering on the Plan for Change. The government’s new efficiency rules will tackle water shortage bottlenecks and unblock stalled developments in areas of water scarcity helping to deliver the pledge […]

The Growing Demand for Resource-Efficient Wood

  Test production is starting at new Äänekoski Kerto LVL mill Metsä Wood is responding to the growing demand for resource-efficient wood-based materials by building a new Kerto LVL mill in Äänekoski, Finland. The project is reaching an important milestone on schedule: the first test runs will begin in October, and production is scheduled to […]

The Rise of AI in Construction

  Two-Fifths of Industry Now Using AI: Insights from the NBS Construction Leaders’ Summit 2025   Industry leaders, including Anneliese Day K.C., Chris Hines MBE, and Dr Stephen Hamil, gathered in London to explore digital construction, product safety, AI, and sustainability issues and give an exclusive preview of the NBS Digital Construction Report 2025.  NBS […]

Therme Manchester Project, 2,500 Construction Jobs

  With plans set to include an all-season urban beach, the world’s first living waterslides and an on-site farm, Therme Manchester is unsurprisingly one of the region’s most talked-about openings. Projected to span 28 acres around the former EventCity site adjacent to the Trafford Palazzo shopping area, the facility will become the largest wellbeing resort […]