Read the latest magazine Architecture Industry News Architectural Body Joins CCPI as Organisation Associate 18 March 2026 The Code for Construction Product Information (CCPI) has welcomed the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT) as a CCPI Organisation Associate. By joining the CCPI, the architectural body has pledged its commitment to improving the quality, clarity and integrity of construction product information used across the built environment. CCPI Organisation Associate CIAT represents Chartered Architectural Technologists and professionals involved in the technical design, specification and delivery of buildings. As an Organisation Associate, CIAT will help to raise awareness of the importance of clear, accurate, up-to-date and unambiguous product information and encourage engagement with the Code across the wider industry. Amanda Long, CCPI Chief Executive Amanda Long, Chief Executive, said: “Architectural Technologists are central to the specification and technical coordination of construction products, and the clarity and accuracy of product information directly affects their ability to make informed decisions. CIAT’s support reinforces the importance of raising standards in construction product information across the entire built environment.” Raising Product Information Standards The CCPI works collaboratively across the supply chain to build back trust in construction product information and marketing and to support ‘meaningful and lasting’ culture change. CCPI now has over 150 registered organisations working with the Code to raise their standards of product information, and over 150 product sets on the market carrying the unique CCPI Mark (representing some 3000 products), awarded to product information that meets the requirements of the Code. >> Read more about the CCPI in the news Previous article UK Roofing Awards 2026 Finalists AnnouncedNext article Data Shows Younger, More Skilled UK Construction Workforce Share article You may also like View all News Architecture +4 24 February 2026 Brecon Cathedral Secures £2m Heritage Grant for ‘Urgent’ Reroof Architecture +2 23 January 2026 RIBA Continues Calls for Radical Overhaul of Architects Profession Architecture +2 12 December 2025 RIBA President Refuses to Renew ARB Registration as an Architect Check out the latest issue 125 July-August 2026 View Now Past Issues Get in Touch Sign Up to Roofing Today Stay up to date with all of the latest news from Roofing Today by signing up to our weekly Bulletins… Sign Up Today Get in Touch