Opinion 鈥� Page 173
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CommentHedgehog ramps and hypocrisy
Flooding in Somerset has a lesson to teach us about our decisions when it comes to living with nature
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CommentEU regulation changes will boost BIM
The EU amended OJEU procurement rules last month - this presents opportunities for UK BIM
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CommentIt鈥檚 not over yet
Paul Sheffield may be leaving Kier in good shape but the contracting sector as a whole is not entirely out of the woods
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CommentAmbassadors in a global market
As the economy recovers, there are calls for visa rules to be relaxed in order to smooth the path of the architect, engineer or QS from outside Europe who wants to work here
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CommentLife returns to the regions
Most contractors now say they are seeing an increase in tendering activity outside of London. This upturn in activity cannot come a moment too soon
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CommentPoliticians can't be trusted on Garden Cities
They never take the long-term view needed to create places which stand the test of time
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CommentHansom: Lessons from history
We find a regal way to avoid assassination at industry events, meet a modern-day King Canute, chat about the footie and see some ice sculptures. Plus, are Crossrail workers hearing things that go bump in the night?
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CommentMy digital life 鈥� Richard Piggott
The Szerelmey business development manager on Pinterest, a useful app for tube strikes and watching Homeland on his iPad in bed
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CommentStaff are finally reaping the rewards of construction's recovery
Our RICS salary survey shows pay is going up across the board - and that鈥檚 just one reason to be cheerful
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CommentWomen lead the charge as construction employment rises
The data suggests that the construction roles where women tend to be prevalent may be making a come back
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CommentThis BIM model is not for sharing
A change in mindset is required for everyone to share openly earlier in the design process
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CommentWater efficiency is about productivity, not price
Ofwat鈥檚 challenge to water companies to save money must be met by boosting capital efficiency
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CommentWet behind the ears
It turns out that the problem of flood protection, which has flummoxed generations of politicians, can be solved in an afternoon by some engineering undergraduates. But will the government listen?
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CommentFrom Davos to Brisbane - show me the money
Where is the global economy heading if the world鈥檚 biggest companies do not open their wallets and start spending?
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CommentTwo missing pieces in the BIM puzzle
We will arrive in 2016 with most BIM-experienced teams not having used a final layer of important tools
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CommentGreening the megacity: Ideas from the front line
The recent C40 Mayor鈥檚 Summit in Johannesburg has showed that the Global North has a lot to learn from its southern neighbours
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CommentDistrict general hospitals: The worst of times
Policy changes mean hospitals must integrate with community facilities or specialised centres to avoid a Dickensian fate
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CommentBIM and the informed project manager
Many project managers have yet to grasp the implications and opportunities BIM presents - it鈥檚 time to get informed
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CommentAgenda 15: The place of the construction industry in the political debate
The Agenda 15 question is not just about the issues; it鈥檚 about making our democratic system work more effectively
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CommentThe artists, the artisans and the end users
Construction is often wrongly cast as thwarting the architect鈥檚 ambitions or vision