fibUK

fibUK supports the objectives of fibInternational: to advance the technical, economic, aesthetic and environmental performance of concrete construction.

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fib achieves this through academic research, the development of guidance and recommendations, and the publication of fib bulletins. Please see the brochure in the Downloads section for full details.

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fibUK ensures the UK is represented at an international level in developing new international concrete design standards and guidance, with fibUK members sitting on all fib commissions (for details please see Downloads section). 

 

Benefits of fibUK membership:
  • High-quality fib publications such as Structural Concrete and fib technical bulletins
  • Access to fib’s global network
  • Discounts on fibUK events 
  • The opportunity to participate in international commission and task groups.
  • Early careers group for members' younger staff
  • For the specific benefits related to each class of membership, please see the individial application forms below

It’s also an opportunity to influence codes and standards and network with experts in concrete.

 

Types of membership:

Corporate Membership - For companies and organisations. Annual subscription is £750.

Sole Practitioner and Small Firm Membership - for firms with five or fewer professional staff. Annual subscription is £190.

Academic Membership - For universities or educational establishments. Annual subscription is £490.

 

Get involved:

If you would like to get involved contact fibUK outlining your relevant experience.

Contact / further information

Corporate members

AKT II
Arup
Atkins
BuroHappold
CARES
COWI UK Ltd
National Highways
Imperial College London
Institution of Structural Engineers
Laing O'Rourke
Leviat
Mineral Products Association - The Concrete Centre
Praeter Engineering Ltd
Ramboll UK Ltd
Rendel Ltd
Structronix (formally Modulus)
The Concrete Society
Thorp Precast
Tony Gee & Partners LLP
TrubyStevenson Ltd
University of Brighton
University of Leeds
University of Nottingham
Waterman Structures
WSP

Related events and resources

Conference
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fibUK: Developments in structural concrete conference 2026

fibUK: Developments in structural concrete conference 2026

This conference will explore how the concrete and construction sectors can harness carbon-neutral technologies, artificial intelligence and emerging construction methods to deliver more sustainable, resilient and efficient infrastructure.
Date – 3 December 2026
Location – 47-58 Bastwick St, London, EC1V 3PS and online
Training
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fibUK: what's happening? 2026

fibUK: what's happening? 2026

This update provides an overview of the ongoing work carried out by fib UK in 2026.
Date – 12 March 2026
Author – Various
Price – Free
Training
Concrete structure

fibUK: Developments in structural concrete conference 2025

fibUK: Developments in structural concrete conference 2025

Focusing on retrofitting, strengthening and repairing, the Developments in structural concrete (DISC) conference 2025 explored the protection of concrete structures and buildings for the future.
Date – 20 November 2025
Author – Various
Guidance
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fibUK: tall concrete buildings

fibUK: tall concrete buildings

This fibUK lecture unveiled the processes and challenges behind designing tall buildings, focusing on foundation construction, basement design and integrating existing infrastructure at high levels.
Date – 26 June 2025
Author – Various
Case Study
concrete structure

fibUK: what's happening? 2025

fibUK: what's happening? 2025

This annual update provides an overview of the ongoing work carried out by three fibUK commissions.
Date – 13 March 2025
Author – Dr Fragkoulis Kanavaris​, Robert Wheatley, Jose C Matos
Training
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fibUK Developments in structural concrete conference 2024

fibUK Developments in structural concrete conference 2024

Focusing on durability, sustainability, and resilience, 2024 DISC conference explored the protection of concrete structures and buildings for the future, with an emphasis on traceability and the environmental impact of construction materials like reinforcing steel.
Date – 20 December 2024
Author – Various
Price – Free
Training
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fibUK: what’s happening? 2024

fibUK: what’s happening? 2024

This annual update provided an overview of the ongoing work carried out by two fibUK commissions and the fib model code.
Date – 14 March 2024
Author – Jessica Sandberg, Domenico Asprone, Stuart Matthews
Price – Free
Training
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fibUK lecture: major infrastructure case studies

fibUK lecture: major infrastructure case studies

Date – 14 September 2023
Author – George Kapos, Henry Still, David Arribas
Price – Free
Training
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fibUK: what's happening? 2023

fibUK: what's happening? 2023

Date – 9 March 2023
Author – Robert Vollum, Chris Hendy, Ladin Camci
Price – Free
Training
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fib: What's happening? 2022

fib: What's happening? 2022

Date – 1 August 2022
Author – Various authors
Price – Free
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fibUK: Key updates in the second generation Eurocode 2

fibUK: Key updates in the second generation Eurocode 2

Learn more about the key developments that will be implemented in the next revision to EN1992-1-1.
Date – 30 March 2022
Author – Craig Giaccio, Tony Jones and Andy Truby
Price – Free
Report
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Thin-shell textile reinforced concrete floors for low-carbon buildings

Thin-shell textile reinforced concrete floors for low-carbon buildings

The poster of the 2020 Coolest Concrete Award runner up, Will Hawkins.
Date – 7 February 2022
Author – Will Hawkins
Price – Free
Report
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First Light Pavilion – Concrete shell

First Light Pavilion – Concrete shell

The poster of the 2020 Coolest Concrete Award winner, Camilla Samuelsson.
Date – 7 February 2022
Author – Camilla Samuelsson
Price – Free