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News & opinion 9 Dec 2019
Why understanding ADR is mandatory for surveyors

Dispute resolution is an invaluable skill that RICS can develop with their specialist knowledge and experience
Online Training 8 May 2019
Housing Supply

Tackling the under-supply of housing in England
Online Training 1 Nov 2018
Examining Best Practice in Fire Safety Engineering

An update of Fire Protection Systems
News & opinion 25 Sep 2019
Public past, private future?

With increasingly straitened public-sector budgets, conservation is too often regarded as an expendable function. How can councils ensure that valuable heritage work is continued?
All news 9 Sep 2019
Can you retrofit resilience?

Developers are now starting to factor change — be that societal, environmental or technological — into their project pipelines. But what about existing buildings?
News & opinion 30 May 2019
The case for a global fire safety standard

Debate has been sparked as to why differences between the cladding materials used by states exist at all.
News & opinion 29 May 2019
What if we readjusted the green belt?

Years of political pusillanimity have left us with a policy no longer fit for purpose, argues John Lockhart FRICS.
News & opinion 2 Apr 2019
Precision farming

More farmers are making use of aerial maps, 3D models and soil scans to gather detailed information about the land they farm.
News & opinion 10 Jan 2019
Rewilding Britain's countryside

Whether we should return swathes of Britain’s countryside to its natural state – rewilding – is a question that has been dividing rural communities.
Research 8 Mar 2018
Regenerative landscapes

Ecosystem damage over the last 50 years of the twentieth century was greater than in any comparable period of human history, with estimates that the demands of contemporary global society effectively consume 1.5 ‘Planet Earths’. T...
Land Journal 9 Jan 2018
Land Journal: February–March 2018

The UK faces some significant challenges over the next decade sourcing its energy and maintaining security of supply.
Conference papers 29 Apr 2018
BIM-enabled health and safety coordination in the UK construction industry

The coordination of Health and Safety during the design/pre-construction phase is often perceived as significantly important because of the ability to influence a reduction in the possibility of accidents and injuries. In the UK c...
News & opinion 30 Oct 2018
The call of the wild

Protecting wildlife for the future will also benefit developers and homeowners, argues Rachel Hackett of The Wildlife Trusts.
Land Journal 13 Jul 2017
Land Journal: August–September 2017

The notion of selling nature seems, at first, to be rather uncouth. You might wonder what a romantic poet such as Wordsworth would have made of it.
Land Journal 12 Sep 2016
Land Journal: October–November 2016

There’s a strong technological theme to this issue, though this is not deliberate. Rather, it is a reflection of how technology is affecting so many aspects of surveying, leading to new ways of looking at and shaping the world.
Land Journal 16 May 2017
Land Journal: June–July 2017

In this Land Journal we look at how financial technology "fintech" and cadastres that can use digital currencies have positive applications in land and real-estate transactions.
Modus 14 Dec 2018
Modus Asia Pacific edition, Q4 2018

These days it seems everyone has their own idea for a proptech solution to plug a gap in the market. But what is it like to form your own proptech start-up, and how do you make a success of it?
Modus 5 Jun 2018
The Anniversary Issue

Back in June 1868, a small group of Victorian gentlemen gathered in London with a very important mission: to preserve and propagate the very best professional practice and ethical behaviour among surveyors.
Modus 1 Dec 2016
The Disruption Issue

After a turbulent 12 months that’s seen the UK decide to leave the EU and the US elect the controversial Donald Trump as President, we’re capping off the year with a highly appropriate theme: disruption.
Modus 25 May 2017
The Earth Issue

The school where you and your children were educated has been at the heart of your community for 30 years. And now it’s been given two weeks to vacate the premises – because someone else is claiming that they own the land it stand...

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