Opinion 鈥� Page 22
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CommentThe critical journey to more sustainable infrastructure
Our future depends on a聽more adaptive, resilient, high-tech and environmentally-conscious built environment
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Comment鈥媁hy we need a long term view in a short term world
Government and the construction industry need to put more focus on whole life carbon, says Elaine Toogood
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CommentHigh energy costs 鈥� it鈥檚 not just households who are feeling the pinch
The impact of on businesses is not yet part of the public debate 鈥� but it should be
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CommentConstruction industry gossip: Bits and pieces
It鈥檚 all falling apart in the corridors of power
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CommentUrban mining and how to reuse carbon intensive materials
Here鈥檚 how the embodied carbon savings of reusing - rather than recycling - materials such as steel could stack up
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CommentLevelling up is a shared responsibility
There is much in the government white paper for construction to get behind and lots of opportunities to contribute
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CommentThings are looking up despite all the uncertainties ahead
We still live and work in interesting times but there are reasons to聽believe that the outlook is improving
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CommentWe have a mountain to climb to attract enough talent to construction
Mace鈥檚 chief executive on why reforming the Apprenticeship Levy is just one important part of a collective effort to tackle the skills crisis聽
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CommentGreater use of timber calls for pragmatism to keep insurers happy
The construction and insurance industries must work together if we are to increase the use of structural timber that is safe and cost effective, says Andrew Carpenter
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CommentThe best buildings have the best clients 鈥� and the public sector is lagging behind
In 2021 we saw some of the most exciting developments of our decade kick off. This year鈥檚 schemes should be even better
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CommentGove鈥檚 proposals are not enough to level up a town like mine
The housing secretary鈥檚 apparently ambitious proposals lack clarity and detail. The towns he is meant to be helping deserve better
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CommentWhere is the money to support Gove鈥檚 bold plans?
There is no sign of the sustained government funding that will be needed for yesterday鈥檚 proposals to deliver on their bold and welcome ambition
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CommentPlan three years ahead to achieve the gold standard for public sector frameworks
The focus on how to improve procurement, frameworks and alliancing is very welcome 鈥� especially if clients can be persuaded to take a long-term view
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CommentThis is what the future holds for construction
The challenges and opportunities facing our industry increasingly apply聽to us all. We should collaborate accordingly
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CommentThe Leasehold Reform Bill: a misplaced eye on developers
Limiting a ground rents ban to new-builds seems oddly aimed at housebuilders, who for the most part have modified their practice on this anyway
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CommentIt鈥檚 good to talk about flood and fire risks
A new report on risks posed by timber-framed buildings is a positive first step towards greater collaboration
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CommentIt鈥檚 time to get back to working from work
Recent research has cast doubt on the efficiency of working from home, now we can return to the office (at least most of the time)
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CommentESG targets have never been more important for build to rent developers
This is a booming sector, but to win work you need to really show you are making the social and environmental impact that investors are demanding聽
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CommentJoin us on our mission to transform construction
Four years on, we are now in a position to take industry improvement to the next level
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CommentSmart contracts: automating weather clauses
A project to automate NEC compensation clauses is breaking ground in smart contracts, writes聽Jim Mason