Opinion 鈥� Page 93
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CommentHow housebuilding could transform local communities for the better
Housebuilders need to create communities rather than just developments by studying how to add social value
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CommentWhy networking in our industry is wonderfully different
Face-to-face networking in construction is important and enjoyable
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CommentCyber security: When will we stop dragging our feet?
UK construction should continue to set the bar for BIM practices, but it must ensure customers鈥� information is in safe hands
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CommentHousing association frameworks: One size doesn鈥檛 fit all
For big housing associations, one framework, open to all contractors and consultants, is not specific enough to meet demand
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CommentWhy we must transform
Construction must change its ways. The government may at last be listening to our concerns, but if the sector does not innovate and attract a new breed of young workers, then it is in serious trouble
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CommentConstruction's fortunes: A sea change
Construction鈥檚 growth slowdown brings concerns about infrastructure project delays and low margins into sharp focus 鈥� and highlights the need for a change of mindset
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CommentHansom: Slightly unexpected
An accountant has an unusual selling point, the staff at the Cheesegrater are more healthy than the name of the building suggests and there鈥檚 a little bit of love for everyone at the new Postal Museum
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Comment好色先生TV alliances
The NEC alliance contract offers two major departures from the PPC2000 approach - one very bold and one relatively timid
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CommentThe blame game
The government has used the recent leaseholder scandal to blame the industry for the 鈥榖roken鈥� housing market. In fact, it鈥檚 just covering up its own lack of action when it should be working with housebuilders to find ways of fixing the problem
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CommentHow can we future-proof our offices?
Technology is advancing so quickly that it is increasingly hard to forecast what role it will play in workplaces
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CommentBrexit: Soft, hard or al dente?
Businesses can鈥檛 wait around while Brexit is being hammered out 鈥� they need to get on with what they do best
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CommentWilling the means
The government needs to ensure that changes recommended by the review of building and fire safety regulations actually happen 鈥� perhaps by putting its hand in its pocket
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CommentHow can landlords comply with the upcoming minimum energy efficiency standards requirements?
There are some quick and effective ways landlords can comply with the complex MEES Regulations
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CommentHansom: Working together
We learn that construction and nature aren鈥檛 always in opposition, a Swedish firm aims for good family relations and in south-east London a group wants to help communities build their own homes
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CommentIs lack of true teamwork an industry issue?
There are many ways that teams in construction could work better together
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CommentHow university estates can keep up with changing trends
Does the recent drop in applications for full-time university courses foretell a trend towards part-time degrees, and could that sound the death knell for the university estate?
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CommentUp in the air: Taking steps to mitigate air quality impacts on ecology
What can firms do to tackle air quality issues as government stalls on strategies?
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CommentBalmy days of summer
好色先生TV鈥檚 annual top 150 league tables make for far better reading this year than they have for some time
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CommentLarge-scale recruitment should be phased, like any successful project
Employers need to recruit carefully to ensure that mass hiring of new employees does not dilute the company鈥檚 culture