Virtual Reality Technology: A must have tool for Architects
Architects are becoming far more aware of how new technology can work for them and particularly how it can help convince clients that...
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Off-site fabrication or Housing Manufacturing
The latest trending buzz seems to be off-site fabrication whether it's modular, volumetric, precast, CLT or panelisation. With the...
27% of construction workers are from the EU; Hard Brexit risks collapse of London house building
Without too much media coverage outside London, the Mayor of London has published his Housing in London 2017 study. The study reviews...
London Luton Airport expansion plans announced
Interesting 2017 so far, in terms of new infrastructure projects. The latest announcement from Luton Borough Council, seeks to improve...
Landlord guidance on minimum energy efficiency standards for non-domestic sector published
This document provides further guidance on the Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) (England and Wales) Regulations 2015, more...
Northern Powerhouse Conference
I was lucky enough to be asked to speak at this weeks Northern Powerhouse conference around the funding and delivery of projects as part...
Liverpool Knowledge Quarter Forges Forward
In a timely announcement amidst the second Northern Powerhouse Conference LKQ's International College is announced progressing this game...
£400m Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund officially launched
The NPIF has been officially launched at the 2017 Northern Powerhouse Conference in Manchester.
Pick Everard attended the event and...
We need to get connected
Plenty of interesting and passionate debate has come from the last two days of the 2nd Northern Powerhouse Conference in Manchester.
Pick...
Smart Hard Hat Trialled
Everything seems to be getting "Smart" - phones, TVs, hard hats
Wearable tech is usually more confined to the tech geek but BAM are...
New industry platform hopes to boost learning and innovation within infrastructure
Launched in October last year, the Infrastructure Industry Innovation Platform (i3P) creates a massive opportunity for our industry to...
The gender pay-gap is not improving. Here are my thoughts on how we address it.
An insightful piece within Architects Journal this week highlighted that the gender pay-gap still exists within Architectural businesses,...
Are apprenticeships the answer?
Interesting debate by the RICS, discussing Government and industry developing the future skills base. The recently announced...
UTC's - an education vehicle with square wheels?
The principle of offering centres of excellence for those students who wish to pursue a vocational path is sound. However, somewhere in...
Generative design: How buildings will be designed from 20**
I have no doubt that this is how we will design buildings in the future. I don't know when this will become mainstream so I have allowed...
Some good news for colleges....
As engineers and technologists, we see the skills shortages at first hand. So this is a welcome addition to funding already anounced
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'Active’ government will target Stem, says May Prime Minister announces £170m for new technology institutes and reveals interventionist...…
A dating-app approach to town planning?!
I cannot make up my mind on this one. Normally I take my time before reaching decisions, sometimes because there are many options,...
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