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CommentI dread to think where our industry would be without the furlough scheme
The job retention scheme has worked but it should end next month, says Keltbray鈥檚 boss Darren James
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CommentCrossrail: A flagship scheme goes badly wrong
There are still many lessons that need to be learnt from Crossrail, writes Caroline Pidgeon
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CommentBrits don鈥檛 have the appetite to return to the office, at least not full time
Clients seem divided on what do with their office space, but most think the pandemic will permanently change how and where staff work, says Jack Pringle
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CommentEngineers must not waste this crisis
We need to make structures more efficient, do more with less and respond to the climate and biodiversity emergency, argues Robert Bird Group鈥檚 Paulo Silva
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CommentDon鈥檛 lose faith in the power of the office
The communal workplace offers unrivalled opportunities for productivity, creativity聽and enjoyment, says Alan Bainbridge, the BBC鈥檚 director of real estate聽
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CommentHas the pandemic reset our approach to values-based decision-making for the good?
The fact most of us聽are adept at making personal value-based decisions bodes well for the future, says Ann Bentley
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CommentFor and against: Two planning experts debate reforms in the white paper
White paper taskforce member Chris Katkowski says the reforms will simplify planning while TCPA chair Mary Parsons thinks it will reduce democratic oversight
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CommentCouncil estates on the drawing board now must be resilient to future pandemics
New book by Brendan Kilpatrick looks at mistakes from the past and design principles for the future
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CommentArticle 25 launches Myanmar hospital appeal
Charity鈥檚 David Murray explains how raising 拢10k will help control the spread of coronavirus
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CommentTips for SMEs wanting to break into public sector work
Private and public sector clients are very different beasts, here is what you need to know about winning work with the latter
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CommentThe recovery will be like no other
A record fall in GDP means getting the economy back to where it once was will require an unprecedented haul back
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CommentA planning committee member on the planning reforms
Sachin Shah says the white paper has some good ideas but will neuter local democracy
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CommentNine things you should know about QS firms recruiting during the pandemic
Conditions are tough and the outlook uncertain but the jobs market is showing some signs of life
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CommentWatch out UK. This is what a lockdown looks like second time around in Melbourne
Melbourne鈥檚 return to lockdown after a month of freedom is a lesson for the UK, writes Ryan McGee
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CommentThe devil will be in the detail of Jenrick鈥檚 planning reforms
The white paper begs many questions. It could take years to find the answers
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CommentOffsite鈥檚 time has come
A trial started 18 months ago is looking at聽technology that has the potential to monitor safe social distancing, says Stewart Milne鈥檚 Stewart Dalgarno
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CommentDesigning hospitals fit for the next pandemic
More space and greater flexibility in the provision of healthcare facilities will be crucial if we want to be better prepared to deal with crises in future
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CommentDoubling down on a failing policy: Why PD rights are so wrong
Extending permitted development flies in the face of all expert advice and reveals this government鈥檚 warped priorities, says Richard Steer
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CommentConstruction industry gossip: One for the pot
聽As housebuilders struggle to put their falling numbers into words, some wag has at least a suggestion of what they can put into their hard hats
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CommentThe Talent Retention Scheme will help construction lead the economic recovery
It is vital firms use the initiative to avoid seeing skills disappear for good, writes Mark Reynolds