ICE articles on Designing Buildings

The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) is a charity and international membership organisation established to foster and promote the art and science of civil engineering.

Articles by ICE on Designing Buildings include:

1. ICE Trustee Board update June 2022. July 2022
2. Volunteer opportunity launched by the ICE. June 2022.
3. Top 50 women in engineering. June 2022.
4. PAS 2080 2022 consultation. June 2022.
5. 50th anniversary of the first Pride parade UK. June 2022.
6. Grenfell lessons to learn. June 2022.
7. State of the Nation. June 2022.
8. What will a switch to imperial units mean for UK infrastructure projects? June 2022.
9. Design museum roof strengthening paper wins prize. May 2022.
10. STEM ambassadors needed for cityzen award. May 2022.
11. Corruption in the construction industry. May 2022.
12. Public transport post pandemic next steps. May 2022
13. Queens speech 2022 (ICE comment as mention in article). May 2022
14. Stamping out gender stereotypes. May 2022.
15. STEM projects for children. April 2022 ‎
16. A systems approach to infrastructure delivery SAID. April 2022
17. 6 principles to help engineers create resilient infrastructure. April 2022.
18. ‎Irish infrastructure projects March 2022
19. Knowledge network. March 2022 ‎
20. Vernon Harcourt Lecture. March 2022 ‎
21. How civil engineers can support 'ambitious' plan to build a climate-resilient world. February 2022.
22. 5 top priorities for reforming Britain's rail network. February 2022.
23. The art of engineering is building for them, her and him. February 2022.
24. Highway Code changes in 2022. February 2022.
25. Three key ingredients for designing inclusive walking and cycling infrastructure. January 2022.
26. How adaptive planning is being used to future-proof water supplies in the South East. January 2022.
27. Civil engineering is constantly evolving, and so must our institution. January 2022.
28. What are smart motorways and how do they work? January 2022.
29. Five key themes for global infrastructure policy in 2021. December 2021.
30. Civil engineer quashes apprenticeship myths. December 2021.
31. What should be in the second cycling and walking investment strategy? December 2021.
32. The five weirdest materials in construction. December 2021.
33. Safety lessons the space industry can teach engineers. December 2021.
34. Union Connectivity Review calls for UK-wide strategic transport network. December 2021.
35. The Carbon Project: infrastructure and the circular economy. November 2021.
36. Raising awareness of dewatering regulation. November 2021.
37. Flood mapping key to future development in Wales. October 2021.
38. Black excellence in UK civil engineering. October 2021.
39. National Infrastructure Planning Reform Programme. October 2021.
40. The importance of building child-friendly places. October 2021.
41. The town's time has come. October 2021.
42. The Carbon Project: improving carbon emission data. September 2021.
43. Three pieces of infrastructure that have saved lives. September 2021.
44. Transport subsidies are unsustainable: what next for infrastructure. September 2021.
45. England metro mayors work to deliver ambitious climate action. September 2021.
46. Why demolition and infilling are blunt weapons in the management of historic structures. September 2021.
47. Securing the talent of the future will not be the same as the past. August 2021.
48. Infrastructure and film: Five iconic movies that civil engineers helped bring to life. August 2021.
49. Why we need to talk about race. August 2021.
50. How to use the Enterprise Risk Management guide. August 2021.
51. Great Musgrave: infilled bridge a sad reflection on state of the industry. August 2021.
52. Surfside condo collapse: climate change demands adaptation in design and approach. August 2021.
53. Overcoming imposter syndrome. August 2021.
54. Planning transport for people with disabilities as the population ages. July 2021.
55. Five bridges worth visiting during a UK staycation. July 2021.
56. Transport Decarbonisation Plan. July 2021.
57. Climate change is overlooked in infrastructure projects. July 2021.
58. How ready is the UK to deliver net zero? July 2021.
59. Army training and civil engineering. July 2021.
60. John Rennie. June 2021.
61. Vision and validate: a third way in designing the roads of the future. June 2021.
62. The future of the planning system in England. June 2021.
63. Electric vehicles in 2021. June 2021.
64. Engineering equality: LGBT stories from ICE. June 2021.
65. The policy changes needed to ensure a successful recovery from Covid-19. May 2021.
66. Investing in infrastructure for London. May 2021.
67. The role of civil engineering in designing out loneliness. May 2021.
68. Understanding and managing workplace stress is critically important to civil engineers. May 2021.
69. Collaboration needed to deliver national and regional transport strategies. May 2021.
70. Engineers make policy decisions a reality. April 2021.
71. Accelerated carbon emission cuts and infrastructure. April 2021.
72. Getting personal about protective equipment. April 2021.
73. Everything we thought we knew about civil engineering improving the world is wrong. April 2021.
74. Demystifying the strategic infrastructure planning process. April 2021.
75. Aligning net zero with the levelling-up agenda. April 2021.
76. Optimism over infrastructure project delivery. March 2021.
77. Construction skills crisis threatens UK net zero goals. March 2021.
78. Going the extra mile to extend the lifespan of the Menai Suspension Bridge. March 2021.
79. Why innovation is needed in the water sector. March 2021.
80. WFEO Climate Stories: How climate change is affecting the UK. March 2021.
81. Five transferable skills important to civil engineering. March 2021.
82. Is a bridge needed between Scotland and Northern Ireland? March 2021.
83. Protecting against online crime. February 2021.
84. Ensuring a green recovery beyond the pandemic. February 2021.
85. Natural capital, infrastructure banks and energy system renationalisation. February 2021.
86. Scottish Government urged to review infrastructure. February 2021.
87. Urban trees. February 2021
88. Shaping Zero seeks carbon champions. January 2021.
89. International LEGO day 2021. January 2021.
90. Phosphorescent building materials. January 2021.
91. Career development for infrastructure leaders. January 2021.
92. From Calcutta to Kolkata - legacy and modernisation. January 2021.
93. Earthquake Design Practice for Buildings. January 2021.
94. WFEO Climate Stories: Professor Jianping Wu. December 2020.
95. Basement and sewerage LEGO set. December 2020.
96. Using satellite imagery to monitor movements in megaprojects. December 2020.
97. The Government's 10-point plan: what's missing? December 2020.
98. Updated seismic hazard maps for the UK. December 2020.
99. Government publishes UK infrastructure strategy. November 2020.
100. Infrastructure investment is key to economic recovery in the UK. November 2020.
101. ICE President Rachel Skinner presents Shaping Zero. November 2020.
102. Civil Engineering Procedure (update). November 2020.
103. Planning now for hydrogen. November 2020.
104. ICE Carbon project. November 2020
105. Northern Ireland closer to creating infrastructure advisory board. October 2020.
106. Net zero and green jobs. October 2020.
107. Sustaining walking and cycling measures after COVID-19. October 2020.
108. Infrastructure carbon reduction misses net-zero target. October 2020.
109. Five steps towards a successful construction project. Oct 2020.
110. Why infrastructure transparency matters. Oct 2020.
111. Transport mobility and the magic map. Sept 2020.
112. Priorities for Wales during COVID-19 economic recovery. Sept 2020.
113. Five great things about civil engineering. Sept 2020.
114. Gearing up for active travel. Sept 2020.
115. The future infrastructure of Scotland. Sept 2020.
116. Levelling up the infrastructure agenda. Sept 2020
117. Planning the infrastructure transition to net-zero. Sept 2020
118. Inspiration Series for 16 to 18 year olds launched. Sept 2020
119. A systems approach to net-zero. August 2020
120. Delivering the second road investment strategy RIS2. August 2020
121. What the planning white paper means for infrastructure. August 2020.
122. Covid-19 and the new normal for infrastructure systems - next steps. August 2020
123. Dive into diversity. August 2020
124. Resilience of UK infrastructure and climate predictions. August 2020.
125. Civil engineering dream projects. July 2020.
126. Lessons for transport. July 2020.
127. Re-evaluating the design life of buildings. July 2020.
128. Generation nuclear. July 2020.
129. Underground asset register for Britain. July 2020.
130. Location and civil engineers. July 2020.
131. State of the Nation 2020. July 2020.
132. Creating social value from civil engineering projects. July 2020.
133. Birds and building collisions. June 2020.
134. Sustainability through diversity and multi-culturalism. June 2020.
135. The need for an integrated railway in the Midlands and North. June 2020.
136. Infrastructure that allows humans to flourish. June 2020.
137. Pressing pause to avoid errors. May 2020.
138. The use of infrastructure systems - insights into the new normal. May 2020
139. Future Weather Files survey. May 2020.
140. Future skills for civil engineers. May 2020.
141. Helping to make Europe a wilder place. May 2020.
142. Covid 19 and the new normal for infrastructure systems. May 2020
143. Uncertainty in the civil engineering profession. April 2020
144. Applying design risk management. Apr 2020.
145. Structural failures prompt recognition of complex management systems. Apr 2020.
146. Digital transformation - overcoming barriers. Apr 2020.
147. Beyond the pandemic. Apr 2020
148. How can cities become more resilient? Apr 2020
149. How civil engineers can make cities better. Apr 2020
150. Biotechnology: The key to zero energy buildings. Apr 2020
151. Airports National Policy statement and Heathrow. Apr 2020
152. Project 13 and World Economic Forum partnership. Mar 2020
153. Urgent Action Water. Mar 2020
154. Insights into Northern Powerhouse Rail. Mar 2020
155. How can infrastructure be retrofitted in the digital age? Mar 2020
156. How can we help achieve net zero? Mar 2020
157. National Infrastructure Commission’s Annual Monitoring Report 2020. Feb 2020.
158. Sustainable Infrastructure Group's sustainable development goals workshop. Feb 2020
159. Budget 2020 and the first National Infrastructure Strategy. Feb 2020
160. Insights from New York on the Enabling Better Infrastructure guiding principles. Feb 2020
161. Delivering an infrastructure revolution. Feb 2020
162. Working at height - our duty to prevent harm and protect each other. Feb 2020
163. Dual purpose reservoirs. Feb 2020
164. Tackling the productivity challenge. Feb 2020
165. Climate emergency - time for action. Feb 2020
166. Roll-out of full fibre broadband in the UK. Jan 2020
167. Learning lessons from HS2. Jan 2020
168. Civil engineering insights on the UK’s first Road Investment Strategy. Jan 2020
169. Key messages from the UN climate change conference. Jan 2020
170. Causes of sinkholes. Jan 2020
171. Ethics and the engineer. Jan 2020
172. Offshore generation of hydrogen at far-from-shore wind farms. Jan 2020
173. Five years of road investment strategy. Dec 2019
174. Email overload. Dec 2019
175. A detailed look at the ICE Enabling Better Infrastructure programme. Dec 2019
176. Long term, strategic approaches to infrastructure planning. Dec 2019
177. Better infrastructure will lead us to a better future. Dec 2019
178. Construction and Industry 04. Nov 2019
179. ICE's Enabling Better Infrastructure programme. Nov 2019
180. Understanding the difficulties of digital transformation in construction. Nov 19
181. ICE calls for three-point plan for more effective infrastructure. Nov 2019
182. Connecting England's Economic Heartland. Nov 2019
183. Parents are pivotal in reaching future engineers. Nov 2019
184. How regulation can enable new business models for large-scale developments. Nov 2019
185. Why setting international engineering design standards is so daunting. Nov 2019
186. How engineering organisations can adapt successfully to climate change. Nov 2019
187. Insight into Heathrow third runway. Oct 2019
188. Why the lowest price isn't sustainable. Oct 2019
189. Sustainable Development Goals and the triple bottom line. Oct 2019
190. Top 10 priorities for health and wellbeing and the built environment. Oct 2019
191. Designing for pedestrians. Oct 2019
192. How to keep roads future-proof. Oct 2019
193. Five ways mentoring can benefit a career. Sep 2019
194. How good infrastructure can create a sense of place. Sep 2019
195. Five reasons why civil engineering is the best career. Sep 2019
196. ICE State of the Nation report 2019 - connecting infrastructure with housing. Sep 2019
197. The future of rail - insights into High Speed 2. Sep 2019
198. Housing and infrastructure - two sides of the same coin. Sep 2019
199. How a focus on carbon can drive innovation benefits. Sep 2019
200. Solutions for meeting the UK’s emissions targets. Aug 2019
201. What a digital twin could be. Aug 2019
202. Housing Infrastructure Fund - laying the foundations. Aug 2019
203. 7 myths about a career in civil engineering. Aug 2019
204. The first step to long-term prosperity - the National Infrastructure Strategy. Aug 2019
205. What 'net-zero emissions' means for civil engineers. Aug 2019
206. What does the new prime minister mean for UK infrastructure?Aug 2019
207. What now for CDM 2015? Jul 19
208. Why all civil engineers should sign up to this pledge Jul 2019
209. The growing importance of an evidence-based National Infrastructure Strategy. Jul 2019
210. How the built environment can unlock opportunities for skills. Jul 2019
211. The Ocean Cleanup Approach: focus, fail and forbear. Jul 2019
212. Safety reporting proposals. 19 Jul 2019
213. Will government waste the opportunity of the National Infrastructure Assessment? Jul 2019
214. Creating a safer world through better use of data. Jul 2019
215. How gamification can help achieve the UN's SDGs. Jul 2019
216. Financing our future energy infrastructure. Jun 2019
217. What does net-zero emissions by 2050 mean for the infrastructure sector? Jun 2019
218. Future finance - paying for infrastructure after Brexit. Jun 2019
219. Infrastructure contracts: tailor-made or off-the-shelf? Jun 2019
220. Putting the benefits of infrastructure front and centre. Jun 2019
221. How digital twins can help facilitate a better built environment. May 2019
222. Benefits, not cost, should be focus of key infrastructure projects. May 2019
223. ICE launches engineering route map to deliver UN SDGs. May 2019
224. The case for a new road-user charging scheme in London. May 2019
225. How can engineers make use of the government’s climate projections report? May 2019
226. National Digital Twin sounds exciting but we must do the hard stuff Apr 2019
227. Defining the digital twin: seven essential steps. Apr 2019
228. Achieving sustainable clean water infrastructure for all. Apr 2019
229. Achieving sustainable roads funding in England. Mar 2019
230. The 20-year project that dazzled at the ICE Awards. Apr 2019
231. Will we burn fossil fuels to power wind turbines in the future? Apr 2019
232. Capability Brown - proof that engineering for sustainability works.Apr 2019.
233. Not a choice between renewables and nuclear - we need both. Apr 2019
234. Forensic investigations: can we trust them? Mar 2019
235. SuDS - is there light at the end of the tunnel? Mar 2019
236. How to make roads safer: the debate continues. Mar 2109
237. India looks at using plastic instead of sand. Mar 2019
238. Why the UK needs to support emerging tech like energy storage. Mar 2019
239. Civil engineers must report climate-change risk. Mar 2019
240. Breaking Barriers in Infrastructure - perspectives from the profession. Feb 2019
241. Off site, on track, Feb 2019.
242. Developing the next generation of cementitious materials, Feb 2019.
243. The pressure is on to protect the construction industry from Brexit, Feb 2019.
244. A day in the life of a one-day design sprint, Feb 2019
245. Mixed news from the Perkins Review, Feb 2019
246. ICE People’s Choice Award 2018 winner, Feb 2019.
247. Hong Kong launches Construction 2, Jan 2019.
248. The future of UK power generation Jan 2019
249. Planning for a more bio-resourceful future. Jan 2019
250. What we need for the journey to net-zero carbon emissions. Jan 2019
251. Learning from the Genoa bridge collapse. Jan 2019.
252. Blockchain technology in the construction industry. Dec 2018
253. Helping communities recover from disasters and protecting them before they occur. Dec 2018
254. Plug and play skyscrapers. Dec 2018
255. How Britain can manage risk better to deliver world-class infrastructure. Dec 2018
256. How mediation can help unlock project disputes. Dec 2018
257. Bridges to Prosperity programme. Nov 2018
258. Infrastructure nationalisation. Nov 2018
259. NEC4 contract creates a procurement alliance arrangement for all stakeholders. Nov 2018
260. Andrew Wyllie to become ICE President. Nov 2018
261. Inclusive cities and transport investment. Nov 2018
262. State of the Nation Scotland 2018: Infrastructure investment. Nov 2018
263. Autumn Budget 2018. Oct 2018
264. Designing for cycle traffic. Oct 2018
265. Global Engineering Congress 2018. Oct 2018
266. Global warming and the tipping point precipice. Oct 2018
267. Planning construction projects. Oct 2018
268. State of the Nation 2018: Infrastructure Investment. Oct 2018
269. Transport networks in winter. Oct 2018
270. Big data from smart infrastructure. Sep 2018
271. Cyber security and engineering. Sep 2018
272. Data and behaviours in construction. Sep 2018
273. Scottish Government - Programme for Government 2018-19. Sep 2018
274. Six things civil engineers could do for better results. Sep 2018
275. Sustainable Development Goals and civil engineering. Sep 2018
276. Visions for future cities. Sep 2018
277. Boosting electric vehicle use. Aug 2018
278. Civil engineers shortage. Aug 2018
279. Data and infrastructure productivity. Aug 2018
280. Empirical design. Aug 2018
281. Highway engineers and drainage. Aug 2018
282. How to make projects off-site ready. Aug 2018
283. Using robots to close the gap between designing and making. Aug 2018
284. Civil engineering soft and digital skills. Jul 2018
285. Computational fluid dynamics and urban planning. Jul 2018
286. Electric vehicle future. Jul 2018
287. Making cities more gender inclusive. Jul 2018
288. Metro cities - the future of urbanisation. Jul 2018
289. Ripe for transformation, ready for change? Jul 2018
290. Social sustainability vs environmental sustainability. Jul 2018
291. Social value of infrastructure. Jul 2018
292. Underground space. Jul 2018
293. World Youth Skills Day. Jul 2018
294. ICE recommendations for the Government Construction Strategy 2018 update. Jun 2018
295. Interoperability: The ability of computer systems or software to exchange and make use of information. Jun 2018
296. Brexit and infrastructure interconnectivity. Jun 2018
297. Building sector failing on supervision. Jun 2018
298. Initial Professional Development for Civil Engineers. Jun 2018
299. Sub-national transport bodies. Jun 2018
300. Water investment. Jun 2018
301. Cutting road congestion. May 2018
302. Fly ash supplies dwindling. May 2018
303. How drones can improve safety and productivity. May 2018
304. Water Environment Grant (WEG). May 2018
305. Water industry pressures. May 2018
306. Construction's interoperability challenge. Apr 2018
307. Forgetting the big picture when considering sustainability. Apr 2018
308. Stabilising the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Apr 2018
309. The role of the engineer in creating inclusive cities. Apr 2018
310. Boosting civil engineering apprenticeships. Mar 2018
311. Platooning. Mar 2018
312. The future of transport in the UK. Mar 2018
313. Cambridge-Oxford connection: Ideas competition. Feb 2018
314. Inspiring young civil engineers. Feb 2018
315. Northern Powerhouse discussion. Feb 2018
316. Offsite manufacturing and standardised design. Feb 2018
317. Project 13 programme. Feb 2018
318. Smart motorways procurement plan. Feb 2018
319. Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems - latest guidance. Feb 2018
320. Tackling mental health - 6 point plan. Feb 2018
321. Thames - a river highway. Feb 2018
322. Treating data as part of infrastructure. Feb 2018
323. ICE online archives. Jan 2018
324. Lords industrial strategy debate. Jan 2018
325. Avoiding disaster in existing buildings and infrastructure. Jan 2018
326. Graphene in civil engineering. Jan 2018
327. How to gain a competitive edge with digital technologies. Jan 2018
328. ICE 200. Jan 2018
329. Autonomous vehicles - do we trust them?. Dec 2017
330. Modern train stations. Dec 2017
331. Why engineers need to know more about existing infrastructure. Dec 2017
332. Scottish Government Budget 2018-19. Dec 2017
333. Tackling mental health issues in construction. Dec 2017
334. Energy from waste. Nov 2017
335. Highway infrastructure and local authorities. Nov 2017
336. In Plain Sight: reducing the risk of infrastructure failure. Nov 2017
337. Professor Lord Mair to become ICE President. Nov 2017
338. Water resource planning. Nov 2017
339. What to expect of sustainability professionals. Nov 2017
340. Civil engineering careers advice and guidance. Nov 2017
341. Sustainable shoreline protection solutions. Nov 2017
342. Conservative conference - industrial strategy. Oct 2017
343. Engineering Cleaner Air. Oct 2017
344. Rethinking masterplanning. Oct 2017
345. Teeside Collective - carbon capture and storage. Oct 2017
346. The convergence of technology and infrastructure sectors. Oct 2017
347. Data-driven mobility. Oct 2017
348. What we need to do to outsmart the robots. Oct 2017
349. Age diversity for social cohesion. Sep 2017
350. Civil engineering and language. Sep 2017
351. High-density floating track slab. Sep 2017
352. Perceptions of the construction sector. Sep 2017
353. Subsidy-free low carbon electricity. Sep 2017
354. Super-strength steel structures. Sep 2017
355. The impact of artificial intelligence on built environment. Sep 2017
356. UK decarbonisation. Sep 2017
357. Concrete and fire safety. Aug 2017
358. NEC contracts and collaborative working. Aug 2017
359. NEC early warning notices - a tool of mutual benefit. Aug 2017
360. Review of Industry Digitisation. Aug 2017
361. Sustainable water management. Aug 2017
362. Thames Tideway update. Aug 2017
363. The impact of digital on civil engineering. Aug 2017
364. What makes a great place to work? Aug 2017
365. Data-centric business model. Aug 2017
366. Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). Jul 2017
367. Compensation events and Brexit. Jul 2017
368. Hydroinformatics. Jul 2017
369. ICE Grenfell Tower review. Jul 2017
370. NEC4 Alliance contract. Jul 2017
371. The readiness of UK companies to adopt new digital technologies. Jul 2017
372. Urban design education. Jul 2017
373. East West Metro Tunnel, Calcutta. Jun 2017
374. Follo Line, Norway. Jun 2017
375. Global undergrounds - exploring cities within. Jun 2017
376. Helping achieve the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. Jun 2017
377. NEC4 - legal and insurance aspects. Jun 2017
378. NEC4 Design, Build and Operate Contract. Jun 2017
379. Trading systems for water resources. Jun 2017
380. 2017 election manifestos and infrastructure. Jun 2017
381. Smart cities need to find some smarter answers. Jun 2017
382. What engineers really do for a living. Jun 2017
383. Autonomous vehicles and the insurance market. May 2017
384. Engineers and politics. May 2017
385. Guide Dogs' Inclusivity campaign. May 2017
386. Mixed reality. May 2017
387. Place infrastructure at the heart of economic policy. May 2017
388. Sustainable Living research project. May 2017
389. Bamboo. Apr 2017
390. Building an industrial strategy. Apr 2017
391. Dynamic response to energy. Apr 2017
392. Engineering resilience to human threats. Apr 2017
393. How to connect unconnected vehicles. Apr 2017
394. Key Brexit challenges facing infrastructure and construction. Apr 2017
395. Professional conduct in the construction industry. Apr 2017
396. Property flood resilience. Apr 2017
397. Safeguarding infrastructure post-Brexit. Apr 2017
398. Significant Code Review. Apr 2017
399. Skills shortage and Brexit. Apr 2017
400. Tunnel Engineering Exhibition 2017. Apr 2017
401. Making the most of big data. Apr 2017
402. Energy, resilience and climate change knowledge campaign. Mar 2017
403. How to make the digital revolution a success. Mar 2017
404. Inclusivity in engineering. Mar 2017
405. PFIs and adjudication. Mar 2017
406. Routes to low carbon energy. Mar 2017
407. State of the nation: Digital transformation. Mar 2017
408. Vital infrastructure and redevelopment. Mar 2017
409. Digital communications and infrastructure dependencies. Mar 2017
410. Digital transformation - engineers need to keep pace. Mar 2017
411. NEC4. Mar 2017
412. Systems thinking. Mar 2017
413. Temporary flood defences. Mar 2017
414. Car sharing. Feb 2017
415. Data from smart energy meters. Feb 2017
416. Improving the energy efficiency of buildings. Feb 2017
417. Infrastructure and cyber attacks. Feb 2017
418. Municipal energy - briefing sheet. Feb 2017
419. Planning and managing Hinkley Point C. Feb 2017
420. Structural engineering codes. Feb 2017
421. SuDS survey. Feb 2017
422. Civil Engineering Procedure. Jan 2017
423. Engineering in the 21st century. Jan 2017
424. How new technologies can extend the lifetimes of heritage structures. Jan 2017
425. ICE Peoples Choice Award 2017. Jan 2017
426. Jane Jacobs and garden villages. Jan 2017
427. The challenges facing Hyperloop One. Jan 2017
428. The future of green infrastructure. Jan 2017
429. The role of transport in ending global poverty. Jan 2017
430. Why BIM will carry on booming. Jan 2017
431. BIM in infrastructure. Jan 2017
432. Why we need to grasp the whole life cycle. Jan 2017
433. Creating a smarter, more flexible energy system. Dec 2016
434. Forensic engineering in developing countries. Dec 2016
435. Infrastructure under Mayor Sadiq Khan. Dec 2016
436. The transport revolution of Hyperloop. Dec 2016
437. Adjudicators and bias. Nov 2016
438. Industrial plant and construction operations. Nov 2016
439. Queensferry Crossing. Nov 2016
440. What has the UK done about carbon reduction since the Paris Agreement? Nov 2016
441. Carbon capture and storage. Oct 2016
442. Devolution and development. Oct 2016
443. Earthen construction. Oct 2016
444. Global positioning systems and global navigation satellite systems. Oct 2016
445. Marine energy. Oct 2016
446. National Needs Assessment NNA. Oct 2016
447. Bridge Engineering exhibition. Oct 2016
448. Engineers and hurricanes. Sep 2016
449. ICE recommendations on Palace of Westminster. Sep 2016
450. Managing and responding to disaster. Sep 2016
451. Smarter future for energy. Sep 2016
452. What the new retail market will mean for the water sector. Sep 2016
453. Water management strategies. Sep 2016
454. Artificial intelligence and civil engineering. Aug 2016
455. Augmented reality in construction. Aug 2016
456. Birmingham Central Library demolition. Aug 2016
457. Construction Planning, 2nd ed.. Aug 2016
458. Smart motorway. Aug 2016
459. Post-Brexit vision for construction. Aug 2016
460. Structural vibration. Aug 2016
461. Alkali-aggregate reaction (AAR). Jul 2016
462. BIM in Germany. Jul 2016
463. Brexit - The case for infrastructure. Jul 2016
464. Delta Works sea defences. Jul 2016
465. Assessing bridges. Jul 2016
466. Keeping Humber Bridge moving. Jul 2016
467. Overcoming the challenges of Brexit. Jul 2016
468. Captain William Francis Dawson military engineer. Jun 2016
469. General Hugh Debbieg military engineer and surveyor. Jun 2016
470. Infrastructure Transformation. Jun 2016
471. Major Henry De Bude. Jun 2016
472. Matthew Davidson stonemason and civil engineer. Jun 2016
473. Oil - a global perspective. Jun 2016
474. Robert Davies shipwright. Jun 2016
475. Shale gas. Jun 2016
476. Sir Bernard De Gomme. Jun 2016
477. State of the nation: Devolution. Jun 2016
478. The use of drones in the construction of Crossrail. Jun 2016
479. Water transfers and interconnections. Jun 2016
480. Abraham Darby III. May 2016
481. Delaval family. May 2016
482. James Davidson civil engineer. May 2016
483. John Peter Desmaretz. May 2016
484. John Theophilus Desaguliers. May 2016
485. Lord Basil William Douglas Daer. May 2016
486. Marine energy and hydropower. May 2016
487. Natural gas. May 2016
488. Robert Daglish. May 2016
489. William Dargan civil engineering contractor. May 2016
490. Hydropower. May 2016
491. Recyclable construction materials. Apr 2016
492. Road improvement scheme consultation. Apr 2016
493. Sustainable water. Apr 2016
494. Design standards for road development and improvement schemes. Mar 2016
495. Ethical sourcing. Mar 2016
496. Groundwater control in urban areas. Mar 2016
497. Hounslow highways pathfinder private finance initiative case study. Mar 2016
498. NEC contracts - road development and management schemes. Mar 2016
499. PAS 2080 Carbon management in Infrastructure. Mar 2016
500. Road development process. Mar 2016
501. Supply chain collaboration. Mar 2016
502. The NEC and the Z clause. Mar 2016
503. Types of road and street. Mar 2016
504. Air Quality Taskforce. Feb 2016
505. Buying green in the construction industry. Feb 2016
506. Sinkholes. Nov 2015
507. PAS 256: Buried assets. Oct 2015
508. The Trabocchi. Sep 2015
509. Dove Stone Hydropower. Aug 2015
510. Offsite manufacturing. Aug 2015
511. Diversity in the construction industry. Jun 2015
512. Solar energy. Jun 2015
513. Institution of Civil Engineers ICE. Apr 2014

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