All Science and technology articles – Page 9
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NewsConygar submits plans for 249,000 sq ft Nottingham bioscience facility
The Conygar Investment Company has submitted a detailed planning application for a 249,000 sq ft bioscience facility containing laboratory and office space in Nottingham’s Island Quarter development.
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NewsCBRE touts strength of UK life sciences sector
The UK life sciences sector will maintain its strong growth trajectory, despite investment market normalisation since the 2021 boom, according to CBRE.
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InsightTechnology is vital to hybrid working
While I agree with the sentiment expressed in your recent article, ‘Flex space offers hybrid solution’, I was surprised to see technology receive such little attention. Technology is key to securing the future of the office in terms of creating a flexible, healthy and elevated workplace.
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NewsQ&A: Connells chairman on the evolution of the housing market
Stephen Shipperley, also co-founder of Rightmove, reflects on resi’s transformation over his 45-year career.
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InsightVirtual real estate: bust or boom?
Only eight months ago we were discussing the boom of real estate in the metaverse and its bright, shiny future. US rapper Snoop Dogg replicated his Californian mansion by creating a 144-parcel paradise and then the nine-parcel property next door set a record purchase of $450,000 (£382,000).
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OnlineImprove the tenant experience with an end-to-end solution
Technology has advanced rapidly and improved the way we live and work. However, when we think about improving the tenant experience, we don’t see technology as the first step.
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OnlineKadans and Canary Wharf Group to develop London life sciences centre
Kadans Science Partner and Canary Wharf Group (CWG) are converting 38,000 sq ft of workspace at its 20 Water Street site into flexible, fully serviced wet-labs as part of a new Canary Wharf life sciences cluster.
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NewsGlobal Mutual to buy 28 acres of Herts science campus from GSK
US and Europe real estate investor Global Mutual has secured the right to acquire 28 acres of a life science campus from pharma giant GSK at Ware, Hertfordshire, for an undisclosed amount.
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NewsKadans buys Oxford Biomedica’s Windrush Court facility for £60m
Kadans Science Partner has acquired Oxford Biomedica’s Windrush Court in Oxford for £60m in a sale-and-leaseback transaction.
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OnlineUBS and Reef complete Stevenage land deal for 2.5m sq ft lab scheme
UBS Asset Management and Reef Group have completed the purchase of development land that sits alongside GSK’s 1m sq ft research and development scheme in Stevenage.
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OnlineKing’s Cross’s Tribeca signs first occupier
The London BioScience Innovation Centre (LBIC) is set to become the first occupier at King’s Cross’s Tribeca development.
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NewsPhase 2 consultation launched for £700m Oxford innovation district
Joint venture (JV) company Oxford North Ventures has launched a four-week public consultation on new designs for phase 2 of Oxford North, the city’s £700m innovation district, featuring three incubator and HQ laboratory buildings across 425,000 sq ft.
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NewsJLL hires life sciences specialist Chris Legg
Property giant JLL has appointed cost management life science specialist Chris Legg to expand its offer in life sciences across project development and delivery.
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NewsCambridge scheme highlights strong pulse for life sciences
Mission Street and BentallGreenOak’s plan for new science district joins wave of development in the sector
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ProfessionalHow best to design, launch and review a new workspace
Three experts give their tips on strategies for finding or adapting the ideal post-pandemic workplace
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NewsLongfellow, PSP and Norges to invest £1.5bn in UK life science real estate
Longfellow Real Estate Partners has teamed up with PSP Investments and Norges Bank Investment Manager (NBIM) to invest £1.5bn in the UK life sciences property market.
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NewsCarter Jonas appoints Matt Lee
Carter Jonas, national property consultancy, has appointed Matt Lee as head of science and technology.
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InsightSmart homes are nothing new
“Discover Britain’s original smart home.” So goes the sell for Victorian mansion Cragside, originally home to the renowned engineer William Armstrong.
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InsightTech can help residents go green
Combine a climate crisis with a cost-of-living crisis and you have a never-before-seen imperative for householders to reduce energy wastage – and a once-in-a-generation opportunity for building managers to make real inroads on ESG performance.
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InsightTechnology critical to drive efficiency
In response to your article ‘Energy crisis puts pressure on both occupiers and landlords’, while I agree wholeheartedly that as an industry we need to think more creatively about ways of reducing energy usage within buildings, there is one critical piece missing from the story: technology.
