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Project Scotland kicked off the year with a great feature on Scotland's construction sector, with insights from a number of industry leaders including our very own Susan Jackson 🗣️ Hit the link to read the full article and see what sector stakeholders predict for the year ahead ⏩ https://lnkd.in/euGs4J5t. #construction #builtenvironment #housing #passivhaus #affordablehousing

With the clock ticking down to Net Zero, timber’s low carbon credentials have placed it at the top of the construction agenda. Recently, the Government set out a forward-thinking plan to increase the use of timber in construction – as Andrew Carpenter, Chief Executive of the Structural Timber Association, explains in this piece: https://lnkd.in/ekUr3Jr7

Australia's construction industry plays a vital role in shaping the country's infrastructure, housing, and commercial spaces. The development of construction technology over the years has significantly enhanced the industry's efficiency and productivity. Understanding the importance and impact of this technology in the long term is crucial for the industry's growth and advancement. Read our blog here: https://lnkd.in/gb4VY_fK #constructiontechnology #business #building #australia

Multiple Ontario construction industry leaders call for more sustainable building practices – urging the provincial government to adopt more green policies. #ConcreteOntario #RCA https://lnkd.in/eCFhS9_r

The outlook for Australia’s construction market remains mixed, with public sector projects driving most of the activity. New Zealand’s construction market experienced little change over the second quarter, with cooler market conditions dampening new investments. Our quarterly market intelligence report examines the challenges and opportunities facing Australia and New Zealand’s construction industries. Read now: https://lnkd.in/gt_wi3Cy #TTANZMI #construction #Australia #NewZealand

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has launched its manifesto outlining how a future government can support the built environment sector. They state as "a key economic driver, that is intrinsically tied to economic prosperity, health, productivity, sustainability and wellbeing" their voice deserves to be heard. The manifesto focuses on four key themes: sustainability; quality and safety; future of construction; people and skills, as well as outlining short, medium and long term policy recommendations. More info in PoliticsHome article below: #generalelection #manifesto #builtenvironment #construction #politics #building https://lnkd.in/ez7nuJFP

📢 Weekly Irish Construction Roundup 📢 Looking for the latest construction news in Ireland? Discover updates on infrastructure, labour market trends, and the surge of green building. 🔗 Explore the full story on our website: https://bit.ly/4ehAeQO #IndustryInsights #ConstructionGrowth #SustainableBuilding

The new Construction Products Regulation was published in the Official Journal of the EU on 18 12 2024. The main objectives of the new CPR are to improve the single market for construction products and to better integrate sustainability and digitalisation into the construction industry. It will enter into on 7 January 2025, and the date of application is 8 January 2026. https://lnkd.in/e4rVUMGF #construction #constructionproducts #constructionchemicals

The Australian Passivhaus Association joins industry leaders in urging Building Ministers to stay committed to the National Construction Code’s regular updates. The NCC is critical for delivering safe, sustainable, and energy-efficient buildings for all Australians. Pausing progress risks fragmentation, higher costs, and missed opportunities for innovation. Read the full statement here: https://buff.ly/495Vh8g

Virginia’s construction market has witnessed steady growth in recent years, with sustainable construction practices gaining momentum across various sectors. According to the latest construction data from ENR MidAtlantic, sustainable construction projects, including those utilizing mass timber, represent a significant portion of the state’s construction activity. In a recent report, Virginia Economic Development Partnership (VEDP) highlights the economic benefits of mass timber construction, citing job creation, environmental sustainability, and enhanced market competitiveness as key drivers of its adoption in the state. https://lnkd.in/gYwbPZ5m