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The fallout from Carillion’s collapse and the recent gender pay gap data underline the urgent need for our industry to change
The UK could do worse than starting to take the advent of ‘smart cities’ similarly seriously. If nothing else it could make businesses more efficient and the lives of residents, commuters and visitors more tolerable
Even without design responsibility, a contractor has an implied duty to warn the employer of possible problems in a design
The answer to cleaner air in our city centres is all wrapped up in the construction supply chain, writes Peter Jacobs
This year’s MIPIM ignited the debate around the future of the property sector
Infrastructure is all about long-term value – or should be. But to make that a reality we must learn to work together. Will you sign up to Project 13 and help transform the sector?
The Facebook/Cambridge Analytica affair has also ensured that data security has risen closer to top of mind for every single person and business using the internet
While subcontractors have been treated badly and payment terms need to be improved, the public humiliation of contractors is a step too far, says Tom Broughton
This week: sky-high asking prices at Centre Point, an enigmatic Libeskind video, and rail strikes make Parisians go green
Arcadis director Will Waller sets out the role he sees for robots in the industry
The Commonwealth Games are years in the making. Here, Lucy Homer of Lendlease runs through the sheer scale of the task ahead of the delivery team
On 1 April, the prohibition on granting a new tenancy of a property with an EPC rating of below E came into force. What properties are exempt, and what are the implications for getting up to speed?
The Prime Minister issued a challenge to developers to “do their duty for Britain”, having benefited so much from the Government’s Help to Buy scheme. But what about those of us who haven’t benefited from this at all?
Were allegations of fraud sufficient to prevent enforcement of an adjudicator’s decision?
If we are to meet the needs of UK renters over the coming years, low rise rental apartments need to form part of our thinking, writes Jonathon Ivory
Increasing the supply of affordable housing in the market has long been - and will continue to be - an important issue. Here, Building speaks to Patrick McIntosh about a solution which could have far-reaching consequences
