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British building regulations need to tighten up so we build better and healthier buildings
We shouldn’t be afraid of a new high street, but instead embrace it as a change to our built environment that reflects the changes to how we now live, work and play
There is enough suitable brownfield land in England to build more than 1 million new homes — so what’s the delay?
We operate in a fragmented industry and we must raise our game. Clear reporting by companies could serve to transparently build up trust
Housing minister Esther McVey makes a bold promise, the heat is on at home and abroad and some climate change activists may have got it wrong
Adjudicators are asked to resolve increasingly complex issues, so the RICS’ new rolling training programme is most welcome
These can leave a contractor paying twice for materials if a subcontractor goes bust
Ted Lowery considers the lessons of an application to substitute one expert for another
Firms have been warned on how long it takes them to pay their suppliers — but can government be a catalyst for reform?
Stephanie Canham considers the changing climate on funding issues for MMC and modular construction
With only finite space available, there is an urgency to ensuring that we maximise the development potential of constrained sites
John Robertson tells Building about painting, kite surfing and modern art
T&T chief couldn’t face helping himself at a Tom Jones concert, our newsdesk receives a strange cold call, and a zoo wants bears to live alongside wolves
This move towards total outsourcing begs the question – are we giving away too much?
Rudi Klein offers an update on the plan to reform retention practice in the construction industry with a brand-new system
In the first of our new series on the legal considerations of constructing tall buildings, Joanna Bassett considers the issues around planning permission
