The biggest and most immediate benefit of using drones is speed. A comprehensive inspection task that used to take a team of ...

One trustee has been re-elected by the membership to work alongside the rest of the ICE Trustee Board and help shape the ...

The seismicity of Indonesia is well known, as seen in maps of recorded earthquakes. The consequences of strong earthquakes are seen only too often, resulting in damage to buildings and other ...

Biomimicry is the practice of studying and emulating nature’s time-tested patterns and strategies to solve human problems.

Much of my work has focused on making engineering information easier to find, use, and trust. So I am not suspicious of tools ...

Solar energy is now one of the fastest growing sources of electricity worldwide. Find out why it plays a crucial part in the net zero transition. By the mid‑2020s, global installed capacity from ...

In an open letter signed by 27 built environment and industry bodies, the sector warned that “now is not the time to go back to square one”.

At the latest UK Real Estate Investment and Infrastructure Forum (UKREiiF), the ICE spoke about the need to stick to the plan and get on with delivery. ICE director general Dr Janet Young participated ...

The UK is ill-prepared for the weather extremes it's already facing. In its latest advice to the government, the Climate Change Committee (CCC) explains why it doesn't have to stay that way.

With rapid urbanisation, delivering safe, resilient and resource-efficient tall buildings is increasingly central to sustainable urban infrastructure. As tall-building construction continues to expand ...

The technology’s potential is clear, but incompatible procurement practices, data-hoarding and weak governance are holding back uptake. The optimisation of design workflows ranks among the most ...