What leadership skills does it take to successfully deliver a megaproject? Listen to next week’s episode of the 21CC podcast.

Glider Technology is collaborating with Mace on the operations and maintenance (O&M) handover information for the £120m refurbishment project at Peterborough Court on Fleet Street in London.

COBie, open-standard BIM, future trends and the end of the road for Word and Excel. These were the key topics that grabbed your attention this year among the 39 opinions we published.

Barratt Developments, Mace and Skanska are among the major contractors set to drive conformance with the Code for Construction Product Information (CCPI) through their supply chains.

A significant delay to starting on site allowed Mace and Glider to turn what would have been simply a challenging project in the City into a digital exemplar.

Mace has appointed David Glennon as its new group head of digital engineering.

The team of Arup, Gleeds and Mace continues to work on the reconstruction of Peru, highlighting the role of BIM.

What’s coming your way this year? What new technology and approaches will impact your operations? Dr Marzia Bolpagni details the top five digital trends set to shape construction in 2023

A Gleeds/Mace team is deploying OpenSpace’s site capture platform Visualise across 75 live school building sites in Peru.

Mace and Heathrow Airport have deployed Boston Dynamics’ Spot the robot dog to provide 3D laser scans of a 1960s cargo tunnel at the airport.

A round-up of BIM and digital construction stories that you might have missed in the past week.

The Forge, on which Sir Robert McAlpine and Mace worked with client Landsec and designer Bryden Wood, was the clear winner of the Digital Construction Project of the Year category, sponsored by Revizto, at the Digital Construction Awards 2022.

The Forge office project is pioneering proof of a platform design for manufacture and assembly strategy. Its team secured the Digital Innovation in Offsite Construction category, sponsored by Construction Management, at the Digital Construction Awards last night (12 July).

Skanska has chosen Asite as its data management platform for the £259m British Army Vehicle Storage Support Programme facility in Ashchurch, Gloucestershire.

Mace director of innovation Matt Gough turns the lens to the future, pondering which areas of the industry look set to be most widely embraced over the next five to ten years.

Construction’s biggest companies will be represented at this year’s Digital Construction Awards, which takes place on 12 July.

Five years ago, a Mace report analysed the built environment’s journey to Industry 4.0; here Matt Gough reviews offers the first part of a two-part review of the industry’s progress.

The Digital Construction Awards attracted more than 120 entries, 63 of which have been shortlisted. Here, we detail the shortlist for the Digital Innovation In On-Site Productivity, sponsored by Procore.