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FeaturesUK cities: regional roundup
Despite the challenges, regional cities are seeing an exciting range of new development, across infrastructure, commercial and residential聽
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FeaturesHow Sir Robert McAlpine introduced flexible working to construction sites
The firm was determined to show the offer was not limited to office-based staff and those working from home. Dave Rogers reports
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FeaturesMeet the commissioners: Neal Shasore
Neal Shasore聽discusses the rise of diversity and social value networks, a lack of industry communication and the need for rapid change
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FeaturesNABERS: the energy ratings system that goes further than Part L
Energy regulations in the UK do not deliver buildings that perform as intended. Could the Australian alternative provide a better solution?
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FeaturesFrom the archives: The clearance of London鈥檚 worst slum, 1843 - 1846
Letters and news items chart the construction of a new road through the centre of the notorious St Giles slum, the 鈥渉aunt of the drunkard and the debauchee鈥�
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This CPD sponsored by RIW explains the latest requirements on waterproofing structures such as basements as provided in the updated British Standard, BS 8102: 2022
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FeaturesMeet the commissioners: Nicholas Boys Smith
Nicholas Boys Smith 聽discusses the need for deep examination of the industry, the importance of the growing focus on sustainability and a passion for the聽history of our streets
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Features好色先生TV the Future Commission: introducing the workplace, culture and leadership stream
This stream will seek solutions to construction鈥檚 skills crisis along with new models to improve culture and leadership in a post-covid environment
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FeaturesWhat happened when Bam went to Brollywood?
Sky wanted its new film studio in Elstree built in double-quick time to help meet movie makers seemingly insatiable demand for space. How did the contractor get on?
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Features好色先生TV the modern professional: an interview with CIOB chief Caroline Gumble
With the launch of the CIOB鈥檚 five-year plan, the chief executive discusses what makes a modern professional and the challenge of working with an ever-changing rotation of government ministers聽
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FeaturesA decade of Alinea: from birth to buyout
In the week T&T bought out Alinea, here is a compilation of key milestones in the cost consultant鈥檚 short but eventful life
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FeaturesFrom the archives: Alternative designs for Manchester Town Hall, 1868
Excitement builds as Manchester prepares to announce the winner of the competition to design its new council headquarters
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FeaturesMeet the commissioners: Simon Tolson
Simon Tolson discusses the importance of good design, maintaining skills and his passion for energy and tech innovation
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Features5 minutes with 鈥� Oliver Plunkett at Buro Happold
The firm鈥檚 new CEO says he finds his job exhilarating and terrifying in equal measure. He has a problem with waste but can鈥檛 drink too much tea
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FeaturesWhy Alinea turned its back on independence and signed up with T&T
Set up a decade ago, the poster firm for start-up QSs in London decides reputation alone cannot make up for lack of heft
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Features好色先生TV the Future Commission: introducing the creating communities stream
The commission will look at how we can overcome systemic challenges in order to create thriving communities聽
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FeaturesWhat the second staircase rule would mean for high-rise blocks
Michael Gove announced plans just before聽Christmas聽for mandatory second staircases in towers over 30m. But what impact is this likely to have?
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Features5 minutes with 鈥� Simon Spencer at EDGE
The consultancy director initially trained as a plumber but has since done a wide range of jobs across the industry. He grew up in Hull and now works in Leeds聽
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FeaturesFrom the archives: The demolition of Northumberland House, 1874
An architecture-loving letter writer mourns the imminent loss of one of London鈥檚 last surviving Jacobean mansions
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FeaturesHanover Square: Exemplary collaboration and placemaking
A new over-station development on Hanover Square shows how major infrastructure projects can catalyse the delivery of excellent placemaking