Opinion – Page 146

  • Iain Withers
    Comment

    More work should mean more staff

    2014-11-21T06:00:00Z

    A booming housing sector has put a concerning strain on housebuilder’s work/life balance

  • stressed looking man
    Comment

    Online poll: Work-life balance

    2014-11-20T14:19:00Z

    Are you concerned about the effect of the industry’s upturn on your work-life balance? Vote here

  • Paul Everall
    Comment

    Energy efficiency: It's all in the details

    2014-11-20T07:00:00Z

    There’s a great need to get the little things right as we move towards tighter buildings

  • Noble Francis
    Comment

    Positivity for 2015

    2014-11-20T06:00:00Z

    Despite concerns about a slowing housing market and the impact of the eurozone on the UK economy, construction continued to grow in Q3

  • Michael Dall
    Comment

    Life beyond housing and London

    2014-11-20T06:00:00Z

    Several indicators suggest housing market is cooling

  • Paul King
    Comment

    I applaud Labour's energy ambition

    2014-11-19T09:33:00Z

    The Labour party has good ideas but the question of where the money is remains

  • Steve Douglas
    Comment

    Don't write off small associations

    2014-11-19T07:01:00Z

    There’s an opportunity for small developers to help realise social housing construction

  • Richard Steer 2014
    Comment

    Landlords - the new pariahs

    2014-11-19T07:00:00Z

    The private rented sector gets a bad press, but it’s time to shine a little light into the darkness

  • Adrian Malone
    Comment

    Beyond BIM tools

    2014-11-18T07:15:00Z

    Industry-wide adoption of BIM is about more than software - we must also change the way we manage projects

  • Julie Hirigoyen
    Comment

    The wage gap

    2014-11-18T06:00:00Z

    The CBI is right to say we need fair rates of pay to secure economic and social stabiity, and in construction this approach could also help secure the next generation of workers

  • Richard Blair
    Comment

    What now for Scotland?

    2014-11-17T09:57:00Z

    The ‘no’ vote in the Scottish referendum was supposed to have created certainty for business, but it seems to have only raised more, and very fundamental, questions about Scotland’s future

  • Helen Gough
    Comment

    Refurbishing Bush House

    2014-11-17T09:09:00Z

    It’s a privilege to work on historically sensitive refurbishments and it takes the very best talent in our industry to do it well

  • Sarah Richardson
    Comment

    From shambles to fiasco

    2014-11-14T06:00:00Z

    This week’s bad news story about the government’s £750m consultants framework is just the latest in a series of disasters

  • Joey Gardiner
    Comment

    The whirligig of time

    2014-11-14T06:00:00Z

    Is momentum finally starting to swing the way of the specialist contractors?

  • Consultants framework
    Comment

    Online poll: SBS framework

    2014-11-14T15:30:00Z

    Is the government right to re-tender the UK SBS consultants framework? Vote here

  • hansom-new-200_232
    Comment

    Hansom: All Atwitter

    2014-11-14T06:00:00Z

    This week, barely containable excitement at Canary Wharf as the Qataris try to buy up the whole show, things are going nuts at the Cheesegrater, BIM is top trump, and Sir John Soane’s classical Rome is a corker

  • Richard Claxton
    Comment

    The price is not right

    2014-11-13T06:00:00Z

    Despite the upturn, consultants are still making unrealistic, low-margin bids on new work. This must be reined in if the market is to truly gain strength

  • James Crabb
    Comment

    The next home technology revolution

    2014-11-12T07:32:00Z

    Technology in the home is about to take a giant leap forward, but are developers ready to take advantage?

  • Richard McCarthy
    Comment

    The nation's golden years

    2014-11-11T08:42:00Z

    The country is getting older, and by 2050 one in four of the UK population will be over 65. The need for accommodation that provides additional care is an opportunity for the sector

  • hansom-new-200_232
    Comment

    Hansom: Every breath you take

    2014-11-07T06:00:00Z

    London’s Battersea Power Station development gets its first celebrity tenant, a huge game of Monopoly raises a shedload of (real) cash and polystyrene goes the way of Opal Fruits and Marathon bars with a rebrand