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Building Your Future
Building's “Your Future” agenda: building on 175 years’ of expertise, we will spend the next 18 months exploring how the construction industry will look in the future, by mapping the challenges as well as the unprecedented changes affecting the sector right now. Find out how you can get involved below.
Asian innovation
From on-site robots to bamboo construction, communal living and smart cities, here are some of the region’s most technologically impressive construction experiments
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Building 175 is all about your future working practices. We want to hear from you about your careers, colleagues and businesses. Here’s what you need to know
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Ten years on: Could it happen again?
Ten years on from the crash of 2008, how has the industry changed – and if another downturn strikes, will we be better placed to respond effectively?
Building Your Future: The future of consultants
Artificial intelligence is set to play a major part in construction. Where does that leave the humans who work in the sector?
Inside the machine: the influence of high-tech architecture
Ike Ijeh explores the origins, impact and legacy of one of architecture’s most enduring concepts, as we begin a series reflecting on architectural styles through the ages
Into the unknown: a housebuilding journey
Every great housebuilding era in the last 175 years has featured in our pages. Here, Joey Gardiner asks if the next 25 years will witness a radical rethink in order to hit the ambitious goal of 300,000 homes a year
Trailblazers
Trailblazers: The Colosseum, Rome
Robert Bird Group director Jason Langer admires how one of the most copied pieces of architectural detailing is actually a piece of temporary works engineering
Trailblazers: Jewish Museum, Berlin
Colwyn Foulkes & Partners’ Magdalena Gradzka admires Libeskind’s symbolism
Trailblazers: Centre Point, London
PellFrischmann’s Mike Hitchens hails the many innovations of Centre Point
Thought for tomorrow
Thought for tomorrow: An end to fixed-price contracting
Thought for tomorrow: The role of design in infrastructure
Thought for tomorrow: Property delivery models
Thought for tomorrow: Post-war gems of architecture
Thought for tomorrow: Women and young people
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Thought for tomorrow: Digital, diverse and dynamic
Thought for tomorrow: Logistics
Thought for tomorrow: Safeguarding the future of housebuilders
Thought for tomorrow: Research and development
Thought for tomorrow: Building in factories
Thought for tomorrow: Placemaking
Thought for tomorrow: Sustainable urbanism
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Building Your Future: #InTheSkip
Attitudes, tech, policies, practices: if you hate it, we want to know about it!
Inside the machine: the influence of high-tech architecture
Ike Ijeh explores the origins, impact and legacy of one of architecture’s most enduring concepts, as we begin a series reflecting on architectural styles through the ages
Into the unknown: a housebuilding journey
Every great housebuilding era in the last 175 years has featured in our pages. Here, Joey Gardiner asks if the next 25 years will witness a radical rethink in order to hit the ambitious goal of 300,000 homes a year
Ten things we don't do now thanks to technology
As construction marches forwards into a shiny digital future, spare a thought for the things we have left behind. We have preserved them for future generations here
Building 175: Your future starts here
As Building celebrates its 175-year anniversary, we launch the most significant and comprehensive editorial campaign in the publication’s history
Building Your Future - get involved!
Building 175 is all about your future working practices. We want to hear from you about your careers, colleagues and businesses. Here’s what you need to know