How seemingly small changes during construction can have a major impact on cost, programme and project success.

How seemingly small changes during construction can have a major impact on cost, programme and project success.

Unlike a new-build prime residence, a country house project rarely starts with a blank page. It may involve a listed building, historic fabric, ageing services, previous alterations, outbuildings, landscape constraints, planning sensitivities and a client brief that continues to evolve as the property reveals itself.

As hotter summers test the UK’s built environment, we explore why climate resilience must now shape refurbishment briefs from the very beginning.

The Building Safety Act (BSA) has fundamentally changed the way project teams are approaching responsibility, design coordination and project delivery.

Selway Joyce has been named a finalist in the "Outstanding Contribution to Surveying by a SME" category at the RICS Regional Awards 2026.

Dean Adkins, Owner and Managing Director, has been named a finalist in the Entrepreneur of the Year category at the British Forces in Business Awards 2026.

Museum and gallery projects are rarely straightforward, especially when historic buildings, changing exhibitions and conservation priorities all need to move together. Early Quantity Surveying and Project Management support helps protect the ambition of the scheme while keeping cost, scope and programme under control.

Selway Joyce has been named a finalist in the Professional Services Company of the Year category at the British Business Awards 2026. The recognition reflects the firm’s performance over the past year and places it among businesses shaping the future of the UK economy.

Selway Joyce has announced that Katherine Innes Consulting (KIC) and its founder, Katie Innes, have joined the firm to strengthen its offer across the heritage, culture and education sectors.

Activity in the UK prime and super-prime property market is regaining momentum, with international demand continuing to drive high-value residential projects.

The luxury construction sector enters 2026 with a stronger sense of direction than it has had in some time.