Chris Hayward, Policy Chairman at the City of London Corporation, outlines the continuities and changes needed over the next five years for the City to remain a world-leader in the build environment.
debating the future of the City
Chris Hayward, Policy Chairman at the City of London Corporation, outlines the continuities and changes needed over the next five years for the City to remain a world-leader in the build environment.
The circular economy seeks to decouple economic growth from resource consumption by creating value in new ways. This directly address’ issues of resource scarcity, productivity and climate footprint through new business models and customer experiences. Organisations such as the World Economic Forum, OECD and the EU have recognised the importance...
Frederick’s Place Wednesday, 10 July 2019 I think Robert Adam would be very pleased with fellow architect and Scotsman John Robertson for not only extending the life several of his buildings, but also for respecting his original work that survived bomb damage during the Second World War. 7/8 Frederick’s Place...
The 4 ha Truman Brewery site which members visited in February, courtesy of development manager Grow Places, like British Land’s nearby Norton Folgate site, has proved controversial and is the subject of three planning applications now in public consultation. Founded in 1666 and the world’s largest brewery by 1873 before...