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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In a bid to improve access for policy makers to industry knowledge, the Chartered Institute of Building has launched a new website that delivers key information, data and perspectives that reveal the true extent and value of construction professionals to UK society
In response to the publication of the House of Lords Committee on National Policy for the Built Environment report, Building better places, the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) agrees on the need to focus on smart regulation to meet the quantity and quality of homes we need.
A doctor from Bangladesh has scooped top prize in the Art of Building digital photography competition, run by the Chartered Institute of Building since 2010.
Worldwide consultation opens to create the sector's first global ethics standard
Using state of the art training technology at its new London office CIOB Training brings together specially designed learning packages for construction professionals. Collaborating with other professional bodies and training organisations the training offers CIOB Member discounts and favourable rates to some of most important knowledge in today’s marketplace
Explore the latest thinking on how to get the best out the country’s traditional, pre-1919 building stock, in the setting of London’s historic Somerset House.
The Chartered Institute of Building has revised the criteria for entering the 2016 Construction Manager of the Year Award, opening up routes for non-site-based managers to apply.
The built environment’s biggest international photography competition opens for voting today with 12 finalists in the running for the £3,000 cash prize.
Based out of Perth, Monford Group have become the first Australian construction company to commit towards a fully Chartered workforce by entering a Training Partnership with the Chartered Institute of Building
In its first year the Bowen Jenkins Legacy Research Fund will support construction research projects with up to £10,000 each.
The world’s population is ageing rapidly and with profound results. In response to these changes, the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has launched a report exploring the effects of the ageing population on the construction industry and outlined how the sector can adapt to meet some of the challenges.
A new construction higher apprenticeship was officially launched this week by the Deputy Minister for Skills and Technology Julie James AM.