Understand the concept of water transfers, their importance for water resource management and infrastructure resilience.

Some of the most famous bridges in the world are suspension bridges: the Golden Gate Bridge, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Akashi ...

Ridhi Umaselvan, ICE CityZen Award 2025 winner, reflects on the work experience that convinced her civil engineering was for ...

ICE President David Porter shares his advice for effectively communicating engineering matters with non-technical audiences.

Infrastructure experts have pinpointed the habits that are costing the industry – and the best ways to kick them.

The ICE responds to a Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) call for evidence on a strategy for built environment professions, trades and occupations. The ICE responds to a ...

Cow Green is a 3km (2 miles) reservoir in County Durham. At 480m it's one of the highest placed in England. The structure is 25.8m deep with a surface area of 3,219,000m². It serves a catchment area ...

Current steel construction codes and designers focus primarily on individual component tolerances (e.g., beams, columns), ignoring how small deviations compound across large, complex structures.

The 236-year-old Kelvin Aqueduct carries the Forth and Cycle Canal over the River Kelvin and at the time, was Britain’s largest aqueduct. The structure's ongoing maintenance includes the dewatering of ...

Valued at £21 billion, the Wales Strategic Road Network (SRN) is the Welsh government’s most valuable infrastructure asset, spanning 1,000 miles of trunk roads and 75 miles of motorway. It’s vital to ...

With a healthier operational and psychosocial environment comes a huge range of benefits, including improved public health outcomes, user experience, engagement, and staff productivity and retention.

Guidance accompanying the revised PAS 2080 standard for managing and reducing carbon in the built environment. Using the standard can demonstrate a commitment to carbon reduction. PAS 2080 is a ...