Curtin&Co give exclusive thoughts on the Oxford Cambridge ARC

It is absolutely clear that Government at all levels has a commitment to delivering an Oxford Cambridge ARC.  That commitment is articulated in a number of ways, not least the joint declaration between Government and partners that was published in March. The reasons for the commitment are obvious: both the Cambridge and Oxford economies are […]

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Managing historic environment project risk as part of successful developments

Over 90% of archaeological work undertaken across the UK comes about as a result of developments and the heritage legislation and planning requirements in force at the time. What can developers and their agents do to ensure that archaeology and built heritage doesn’t become a costly and time-consuming project constraint…   Heritage Legislation When progressing […]

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What defines an airport city? – Placemarque

Placemarque chose to sponsor Built Environment Networking’s Airport Cities Development Conference because it combines our key markets. We create wayfinding for large estates and for communities. An airport city involves (possibly) the most complex of all estates. And community-wise, an airport city is the same as every other city, isn’t it? People have to eat, […]

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Government Framework success for Premier Modular

Premier Modular Limited, a leading offsite manufacturer and speaker at the Offsite Manufacture Exhibition & Conference next week, has been named as suppliers on the Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) Modular Buildings Framework. Premier has vast experience of working across the full range of sectors looking to benefit from this Government led drive to use offsite […]

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Offsite – should be the norm not the exception

NG Bailey, one of the partners at the Offsite Manufacture Conference & Exhibition, has been pioneering offsite manufacturing since the 1990s and has seen a steady growth in its use – but believes there is still a long way to go until it becomes the norm. “We welcome the increased focus the sector is getting […]

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Industry collaboration sees the creation of ‘Pareidolia’

For the their second Clerkenwell Design Week collaboration, PORCELANOSA Group and Jestico + Whiles teamed up with Studio Fractal and Architainment Lighting, to create a new and exciting immersive experience, Pareidolia. Pareidolia is an experimental large-scale immersive installation. Constructed from a seamless domino line of KRION™, free-standing fins which are 2.3m high were placed on […]

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Kerslake backs new regional super agencies

A heavyweight House of Lords commission will back the establishment of four regional agencies to spearhead economic development in England, its Chair Lord Kerslake has revealed. The former Chief Civil Servant outlined the headline recommendations of the Lords 2070 Commission in the opening speech at our Midlands Development Conference. The commission, which has been set […]

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An exclusive Q&A from Countryside Properties

Built Environment Networking – Q&A for 26 June 2019 Milton Keynes Andrew Taylor, Director – Head of Planning, Countryside Countryside Properties is a major UK housebuilding and urban regeneration company. Tell us a little bit more about the company? Countryside is a leading UK home builder specialising in place making and urban regeneration. For the […]

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