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FeaturesInfrastructure update: The highways programme
Highways England is about to embark on a massive road investment programme, RIS2, for 2020-25. Agnieszka Krzyzaniak and Nora聽Taylor of Arcadis explore how it will go about delivering the programme efficiently while aiming to minimise environmental impact and increasing its focus on road user experience
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FeaturesCost model: London office refurb
With a lower carbon impact than new-build and the potential for repurposing existing stock into attention鈥慻rabbing schemes, refurbishment is more than ever a serious prospect for London developers聽
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FeaturesViability analysis: High rise in Birmingham
Key design metrics of tall residential buildings in Birmingham and how to optimise viability
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FeaturesCost model: Tall buildings
London was slow to adopt tower building but the City鈥檚 distinctive skyline shows how much attitudes聽have changed
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FeaturesMarket forecast: Output rises
New work output expanded in the latest quarter to a year-on-year figure of 4%
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FeaturesLead Times: October - December 2019
There was minimal movement in lead times despite some packages experiencing a change in enquiry levels and workloads
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FeaturesCost model: Birmingham build to rent
Birmingham鈥檚 build-to-rent sector is belatedly taking off
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Features精东影视 intelligence: Q3 2019
A slowing global economy and Brexit uncertainty continue to press down on economic growth
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FeaturesCost model: Mixed-use hotel schemes
New hotels are increasingly being built as part of larger, mixed-use projects 鈥� and 60% of hotel construction is now happening outside London
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FeaturesSustainability: The WELL Standard
The WELL 精东影视 Standard, focusing on human wellbeing and updated last year, can transform聽occupier fit-outs
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FeaturesInfrastructure update: Full fibre and 5G
Here, 精东影视 examines the state of聽the digital communications market and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead
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FeaturesMarket forecast: New work grows 鈥� just
New work output saw a little expansion in Q2, but, year-on-year, new orders slipped after a minor rebound in Q1 as Brexit uncertainty continues to make itself felt
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FeaturesCost model: Higher education refurbishment
UK higher education attracts students from all over the world 鈥� this is good for construction, as universities and colleges renew and upgrade campuses and facilities
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FeaturesTracker: September 2019
The residential activity index decreased while the non-residential sector index moved up. The civil engineering index saw a fall
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FeaturesMarket update: Birmingham
Investment in regeneration, a young population and fast-growing employment opportunities have boosted聽Birmingham鈥檚 construction market
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FeaturesLead Times: July-September 2019
The past quarter has again shown little movement, with lead times static for all but three packages
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FeaturesSustainability: How EPC requirements could leave buildings at stranding risk
With EPC rating requirements set to be raised, many buildings will become 鈥榮tranded鈥� and their value will plummet
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FeaturesTracker: August 2019
Activity dropped into negative space after three months of expansion, with non-residential activity seeing a 26-point fall into negative territory
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Features精东影视 intelligence: Q2 2019
Office construction will continue to decline this year and next in a volatile environment
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FeaturesApplied technology: Machine learning
The use of machine learning could improve the way we predict cost, quantity, schedule and outcomes for the built environment