The Hammersmith Flyover was constructed in the early 1960’s and is situated in West London. In December 2011, the post tensioning tendons that run through the structure were found to … Continue reading “Hammersmith Flyover Constructing Excellence Innovation in Practice Case Studies published”
A big thank you to everyone from across the Constructing Excellence movement who joined us for our annual Christmas Reception at the House of Commons on 14 December. It was … Continue reading “Constructing Excellence Christmas Reception”
The outlook according to key players across the construction sector and the insurance industry. Key players in the construction sector recently met with leading construction insurers to discuss current trends … Continue reading “The insurance market has failed to keep pace with the construction sector – it’s time to improve collaboration”
When it comes to putting innovation to work, you have to go a long way to match the construction industry. Every project comes with its own, unique set of problems … Continue reading “Unlocking R&D tax relief”
Don Ward – Constructing Excellence from constructingexcellence Julia Lydall and Robin Lapish – G4C from constructingexcellence Professor Jacqui Glass and Dr David Fletcher – Loughborough University from constructingexcellence Marcus … Continue reading “Slides from the 2016 Constructing Excellence Annual Conference #CE2016 #CE16”
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The 2017 Constructing Excellence Annual Report was released today at our Annual Conference and is available to download below. Constructing Excellence 2017 annual report
Here is a quick and personal SWOT assessment of where the circular economy approach sits in infrastructure delivery right now: Strength Weakness Readily builds on pre-existing LEAN and materials efficiency … Continue reading “Some quick thoughts on Infrastructure and the Circular Economy”
Our recent Brexit experience in the UK and Trump experience in the US reminds us that unexpected changes in political and economic models are set to have a huge impact … Continue reading “New models for our new world order”
We British are natural born pessimists. After some initial euphoria on winning the right to host the 2012 Olympic Games in 2005, the “British Disease” kicked in and we reverted … Continue reading “Inspire a generation”
