All Science and technology articles
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ProfessionalScenario-testing tech at the fore
Covid has forced many companies to the negotiating table with their landlords to address what some now deem to be expensive, overly long leases. Even for the few that are still committing to physical expansion, it is under markedly different terms.
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Online
Matterport EMEA MD on imminent merger: ‘We are really at the beginning of this journey’
Matterport EMEA MD James Morris-Manuel sat down with Property Week following the news of its merger with publicly listed Gores Holdings to discuss its future plans for digital real estate.
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Markets
Taking the post-Covid pulse
Some alternative sectors will continue to flourish while others will falter,
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Online
Propertyshe Perspectives: Light tech and wellbeing, repurposing when ‘the bones’ of the building are right, M&S Marble Arch demolition, alternatives to retail & cooking for Fido
Last week I wrote about the rate of progress in drone and electric aviation technology. It seems that autonomous ships are also on the horizon.
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Insight
Chairman discusses Bruntwood SciTech’s golden opportunity
Chris Oglesby, executive chairman of the Bruntwood/Legal General JV, tells Property Week about the partnership’s plans for Melbourn Science Park and why he thinks we need to return to the office before June.
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News
Smart Spaces to integrate with Breakspear Park app
Proptech firm Smart Spaces has partnered with commercial property management and building consultancy firm Workman to offer automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) at Breakspear Park, in Hemel Hempstead.
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Online
VTS acquires tech company Rise Buildings
Property technology firm VTS has acquired the property operations and tenant experience technology company Rise Buildings.
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Professional
Building software’s time to shine
The events of the past year have had a profound impact on the way we live and work and it is rewriting what we expect from property and how we use it.
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Markets
Cambridge rides the biomedical wave
The city of Cambridge looks set to cement its reputation as a tech and science hotspot with new schemes.
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Online
First Amazon Go store to open this week
Amazon Go is set to open its first UK store this week in Ealing, West London.
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Online
Bruntwood SciTech completes science park acquisition
Bruntwood SciTech is drawing up plans for new developments at Melbourn Science Park in Cambridge after completing the acquisition of the scheme for £46.2m.
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Online
Sports Interactive to double office space at Delancey’s Here East
Video game developer Sports Interactive is set to expand its presence at Here East in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park by taking 26,320 sq ft of office space at the Press Centre building.
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News
Arlington receives planning consent for dedicated life-science development
Real estate investor Arlington has received planning consent for its life-science development in Hammersmith, west London.
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Professional
Use tech to support employees
It is hard to believe many of us have been working from home for almost a year.
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News
Life sciences set for further growth despite lack of supply
Investor and occupier appetite for the sector is growing, but supply pipeline is not enough to meet demand
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Online
PFM Intelligence Group acquires retail proptech firm CoreTech Solutions
Technology and communications company PFM Intelligence Group has acquired CoreTech Solutions for an undisclosed sum.
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Online
Plans unveiled for £200m Sheffield science and research hub
The Olympic Legacy Park in Sheffield is set for a £200m investment boost.
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News
Money raised by life sciences sector soars 23%
The amount of money raised by UK life science companies has soared 23%, a Savills report has revealed.
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News
NHS and universities urged to unlock land for life science uses
The NHS and universities should work more closely with the public and private sectors to unlock land banks to create life sciences campuses, according to panellists at a RealX Global event this week.
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News
Green light for L&G and Oxford University £200m life sciences scheme
Legal General and the University of Oxford have received planning permission for a £200m life sciences building.
