Mihir Nandkeolyar, Director of Business Development, Global Data Centre Solutions at Johnson Controls, explains how heat capture technology is being used to channel waste heat from data centre operations to power cooling applications.
Karl Horton, data services director at the Building Cost Information Service (BCIS), comments on the UK's Spring Statement and forecasts for the country's economic and fiscal outlook from the Office of Budget Resp
What is a truly inclusive playground - and how do we go about creating one? Caroline van Rijckevorsel, researcher for Jönköping University, says emotional, social and cultural inclusion are just as important as removing physical obstacles.
Despite the UK celebrating Equal Pay Day on 22nd November, GMB Union says women continue to experience wage discrimination half-a-century after the Equal Pay Act came into effect.
With only a fortnight to the UK's Autumn Budget, recent output data are probably not what Chancellor Rachel Reeves wanted to see, says BCIS chief economist David Crosthwaite.
A radical new approach to generating social value from school building projects can counter the impact of falling birth rates and changing demographics in communities across the United Kingdom, says Kieran Dyer, director of architecture at Pick Everard.
Germana Lunghi, Product Owner - Interior Design and Elena Carrara, Lead Visual Configurator at Schindler, explain the importance of the passenger journey in elevator design.
Ecolab has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Ovivo's Electronics business, a fast-growing global provider of breakthrough ultra-pure water technologies for semiconductor manufacturing.
Despite being associated with minimalist design, sliding door hardware can leave a lasting impression on contemporary projects according to David Knollman, Brio business development manager at Allegion UK.
Dr David Crosthwaite, chief economist at the Building Cost Information Service (BCIS), says Office for National Statistics (ONS) construction market data for the second quarter of 2025 casts doubt on whether the U
The use of functional and aesthetic sliding door features can transform modern office environments whilst leaving a lasting impact on the teams within them, explains David Knollman, Brio Business Development Manager for Allegion UK.
David Lilly, chief executive of Edinburgh-based For Spills, says the UK's commercial cleaning sector is failing to embrace change to the detriment of customers.
As companies in the UK grapple with increased costs resulting from the 2024 Autumn Budget investment in training must continue to ensure best practice in safety, says Ross Moloney, CEO of the Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA).
Paul House and Beatrice Dupont, Co-Heads of Real Estate Debt at ESR Europe, comment on the real estate debt market and opportunities presented by market dislocation.
Deborah Matthews, VP Product Management at MRI Software, responds to the announcement the government will provide councils in England with 68m to help build thousands of homes on disused brownfield sites.
