Pick Everard appoints new head of development for architecture

Property, construction and infrastructure consultancy Pick Everard has appointed Gary Loo as its new head of development for architecture. With 29 years’ experience in the industry, Gary will be responsible for business development for the London office’s 65 strong team.... View Article

Government must keep cash flowing in construction

Around two thirds of the respondents to the Timber Trade Federation (TTF) survey on the impact of Covid-19 have reported a drop in demand for timber as the sector prepares for six to 12 months of disruption. The impact on... View Article

It’s time for the Government to act again

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic will have a disastrous impact on the construction industry, says NFB. There have been a number of measures announced to support UK businesses such as the £330 billion economy boosting package announced by the Chancellor and... View Article

LWK + PARTNERS enlightens future retail experience

What do future retail spaces look like? What possibilities can design offer to people’s future ways of living and their relationship with places? In a fiercely competitive market, retailers and landlords are facing challenges from e-commerce, changing consumption patterns and... View Article

Waterproof wall panels yield benefits

From speedy installation times to improved long-term performance, opting for waterproof wall panels offers a true alternative to tiles for kitchen and bathroom projects. Here, Scott Beattie, Managing Director at Fibo, explains more on the benefits and why these products... View Article

Britain’s builders need immediate Government help, warns FMB

Small and medium-sized construction building companies need urgent and immediate additional support from the Government to prevent wide-scale insolvencies and job losses, said the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) in a letter sent today to the Secretary of State for Business, Energy... View Article

Out of office: Restoring the work-life balance

Work is work. Home is home. Or at least, that’s how it used to be. Increasingly, the boundaries between workplace and living space are blurring. How can the ceiling play its part in creating an equilibrium? Isabel Blanco, marketing communications... View Article

The changing landscape of office environments

According to the latest research by Mindspace, 28 per cent of UK office workers describe their workplace as outdated and dull, while just under half feel there is limited or no collaboration between employees. Here Mark Lester, Internal Door Manager... View Article