Construction & Civil Engineering Issue 230 - September 2026 | Page 3

From circular concrete to swimming in historic docks, Canary Wharf Group is reinventing the district it originally built
Issue 230- 2026
Infrastructure Data driven: why the‘ golden thread’ matters for roadbuilding
Housing Development New housing developments can’ t exist in isolation from infrastructure
Financial Workflows How real-time financial visibility keeps construction projects on track
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Welcome to the latest issue of Construction & Civil Engineering, where we look at the connections between people, processes and infrastructure that continue to shape the built environment.

As the industry works to deliver more efficiently and respond to increasingly complex demands, the value of good information has
never been clearer. From roadbuilding to financial management, having the right data at the right time can help teams make better-informed decisions, manage risk and keep projects moving. Infrastructure also remains fundamental to successful development. New housing cannot thrive without the transport, utilities and wider services that allow communities to function.
Alongside these features, this issue profiles a range of companies, exploring the expertise, experience and specialist capabilities behind some of the sector’ s work. Together, these stories offer a look at an industry where collaboration, visibility and long-term thinking are becoming ever more important to delivering successful projects.
Mary Floate, Assistant Editor MYF @ finelightmediagroup. com
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Once synonymous with finance, Canary Wharf is entering a new chapter. From breathing new life into landmark buildings to swimming in its historic docks, Canary Wharf Group is reworking the district for a changing future.
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