Could Cannes be canned?
Be kind. Be the solution
The future of industrial and logistics looks bright
Don’t believe the HS2 hype
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Building with the planet in mind
Having supported the launch of the National Infrastructure Commission’s report this month setting out the UK’s first design principles for infrastructure around climate, people, places and value, I have to wonder what role we as built environment professionals should have around the environmental, social and corporate governance agenda. The answer, ...
Impact investing: let’s get to work
It is safe to say that social impact was not a priority for the financial industry when I established Patron Capital with my partners 20 years ago.
Happy Helical celebrates the City
How to curate great destinations
New development approaches are not always the answer
A tipping point for proptech?
ESG can’t be box-ticking exercise
You have to feel for LSH staff
Tech could be property’s Airbnb
The changing face of I&L
The changes that will define the decade
No longer the industry’s ugly duckling
Can we expect more ‘hobbit homes’?
Editor: With changes to planning mooted in order to hit government housebuilding targets, the drive for quantity may have a negative effect on the quality of space in UK homes (‘What does the election result mean for the planning system?’).
