At CIOB, we have a role in the management, leadership, education and development of the built environment. Below you can read our latest news to discover what we are doing right now for our members and the industry.
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Last week, the Government confirmed within the Fixing the foundations productivity report its intention not to proceed with the zero carbon buildings policy, which was initially announced in 2007
Team Saltire from Glasgow Caledonian University have won the second annual CIOB Global Student Challenge competition. They collected their award from outgoing CIOB President Professor Ghassan Aouad having beaten five other finalists to the award.
As the Chancellor George Osborne announces his first budget under a majority Conservative government, the Chartered Institute of Building provides its reaction to today’s Budget announcements.
The annual awards, which celebrate excellence and showcase innovation across the built environment, are open to entries from recent graduates, academics and industry practitioners, including international and non-CIOB members
The International Post-graduate Research Conference 2015, organised by the School of the Built Environment (SoBE) at the University of Salford, was supported by the Chartered Institute of Building.
The Chartered Institute of Building is changing its grade structure to encourage more people to become chartered, increasing the level of professionalism within the industry and improving recognition of Chartered status
Chartered Institute of Building publishes its 2014 Annual Review and Accounts
In the build up towards Armed Forces Day on 27 June the Chartered Institute of Building is promoting management careers in construction to those leaving the military
Cambridge set to host this years Chartered Institute of Building Members Forum
CIOB scholar delivers presentation on the effectiveness of installing cavity barriers in rainscreen cladding
Institute seeks comments from Fellows and Member to update existing research on the challenge of an Ageing Population
CIOB welcomes efforts to simplify the neighbourhood planning system and increase the supply of Starter Homes through the Housing Bill