Thermal comfort or 'Why do we always argue about the temperature in the office'.
Providing a comfortable environment in a modern office is, for most clients and occupants, a given.
But, thermal comfort is a subjective...
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Pick Everard is a leading independent, multi-professional consultancy practice working within the property, infrastructure and construction industry. Our professional advice in the fields of design, engineering and management services give clients across all sectors the best solution for their projects in the built environment. Judgement gained through our 150 years of experience, combined with the current industry knowledge of our people, supports the delivery of an integrated solution for your property, construction and infrastructure requirements. We mobilise a collaborative combination of the full range of construction disciplines, to engage, develop and deliver better built environments. Pick Everard is a traditional partnership which has grown to become a national practice operating from ten offices in the UK, including London, Bury St Edmunds, Cardiff, Derby, Glasgow, Inverness, Leicester, Manchester, Nottingham and Taunton.
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Scotland sets an ambitious and welcomed target: 66% greenhouse gases reduction by 2032
Scotland, and London, generally push the boundaries and target ambitious sustainability targets.
In this case, the target for greenhouse...
Cyber security in Smart buildings
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Many...
What PropTech breakthroughs are coming in 2017?
Our sector is finally waking up to the benefits of digital engineering, VR and AR, and product manufacturing techniques, and the momentum...
A call to Local Authorities, Housing Associations, developers and industry.
We need more homes. We need to improve the condition of the existing housing stock. We have ambitious targets. We don't have much time.
Skill shortage Vrs New infrastructure proposals
As the industry still struggles to handle skills shortages across construction, an interesting article has been published by the RICS on...
Are you a giver or a taker?
Every month I'm fortunate enough to get a chance to sit down with my team and take a lunchtime out to watch TED Talks. Generally we watch...
The Role of the Interview in the Tendering Process
In many cases, a Client wishing to employ a project team will carry out interviews to help make the final decision regarding...
Stadium revamps for Tottenham and Chelsea
Two top rival Premier League teams are not only battling to be top in the Premier League, they are also battling for new increased...
What is PropTech? (this post includes a video)
I was posed an interesting question this week; what do I know about PropTech, and is it a term that's currently used in our industry?
I...
The Productivity Conundrum
For many years now, successive governments have told us that our productivity is markedly worse than that of our competitor countries. I...
Collaboration overload is real!
Harvard Business Review has published a fascinating summary of some of their most popular articles and pieces of research in 2016. It's...
AECOM sustainability chief awarded MBE
Great to see leading figures like Ant being recognised in the public domain. His work and that of many others is an inspiration for the...
Just a radical reform rather than completely abolishing it would do
I very much agree on the need to focus on actual performance and favour schemes like NABERS and WELL to be in the forefront though a...
Government announces new Garden villages
New villages and homes announced in the recent government statement, in the latest round of infrastructure proposals. Clearly, a step in...
2017 will be a year of “feast and famine” for contractors
With the New Year upon us and prospects within the construction industry appearing on the rise, there is a view that the year ahead may...
Is the Right to Disconnect a positive step forward for the modern workplace?
I have mixed views on France's decision to put the Right to Disconnect into law.
I can see the purpose of the new rules; to protect...
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