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News & opinion 17 Oct 2019
Get switched on to rights of light - understanding the basics

How can you benefit from a 'right to light'? Angela Gregson dives deep into how this landowner easement arises
Modus 23 May 2019
Modus Asia-Pacific edition, Q3 2019

This edition of Modus Asia-Pacific edition is dedicated to the sea and the shore.
Modus 9 Sep 2019
The Talent Issue

The built environment is growing fast – but the skills that support this growth are in short supply.
News & opinion 16 Aug 2019
What if: blockchain took over property transactions?

Using a distributed ledger will make real estate deals more secure and more streamlined, argues Dr Bob Duncan.
News & opinion 16 Aug 2019
Is the surveying industry ready to collaborate on big data?

BIM, Internet of Things, 3D scanning… we’ve never had so much data on our hands. Our panel of proptech experts find out how built environment professionals can make the most of this golden opportunity.
Land Journal 2 Jul 2019
Land Journal: July-August 2019

The world’s most comprehensive mapping project is uncovered in this issue, which also looks at the value of technology from blockchain and drones to the so-called ‘internet of bins’.
Property Journal 2 Jul 2019
Property Journal: July-August 2019

Doing the right thing is on the agenda this issue, from countering corruption and plastic waste to achieving gender balance.
Modus 26 May 2019
The Safe Issue

In this month's edition, we discuss the merits of taking a standard approach to fire safety, through initiatives such as the International Fire Safety Standards Coalition.
Modus 23 May 2019
Modus Asia Pacific, Q2 2019

For this edition of Modus, we're switching our focus from the buildings and structures that shape our cities, to the spaces around them.
Built Environment Journal 21 May 2019
Built Environment Journal: June-July 2019

Risks as varied as fire, corruption and climate change are addressed in this issue, which looks at how built environment professionals can deal with each of these.
Construction Journal 21 May 2019
Construction Journal: June-July 2019

How do construction professionals ensure their projects make a positive contribution to the health and well-being of the end-users? And what about the health and well-being of the professionals themselves?
Property Journal 18 Apr 2019
Property Journal: May-June 2019

How can the circular economy help address housing shortages and sustainability?
Built Environment Journal 27 Mar 2019
Built Environment Journal: April-May 2019

Fire and safety take centre stage this issue, which looks at the publication of the second edition Surveying safely global guidance note and reflects on fire protection in a range of contexts.
Construction Journal 27 Mar 2019
Construction Journal: April–May 2019

Insurance, bonds and taxes make up much of this issue on financial responsibility, as we refresh quantity surveyors’ and project managers’ understanding of some of their core duties.
Property Journal 21 Feb 2019
Property Journal: March-April 2019

This issue looks at the future of cities – far from representing utopia, the urban environment of 20 years’ time will still feature dustbins and homelessness. In the near term, though, proptech looks set to make a big impact.
Property Journal 20 Nov 2017
Property Journal: December 2017 – January 2018

Advice on securing empty properties, making the most of place in retail, and a considered look at how much threat knotweed really poses.
Property Journal 22 Jun 2017
Property Journal: July–August 2017

Bribery and conflicts of interest should be high on the agenda of every reader – do you know how well your business would withstand allegations of either?
Modus 3 Nov 2017
The Work Issue

Anyone nearing retirement today is likely to have seen some serious changes in the workplace. Computers (remember the days when ‘the’ office PC had to be booked in advance?) have made us responsible for our own admin. Partition wa...
Modus 27 Sep 2017
The Adaptable Issue

Meet the new, most important person in city hall: the Chief Risk Officer. Working across departments, these 'resilience tsars' bang heads together to learn about the particular threats that their city faces, and lead the developme...
Modus 27 Apr 2017
The Responsible Issue

Despite efforts to promote a less adversarial culture in construction, disputes are becoming more protracted. Last year’s Arcadis survey of global construction disputes shows they are taking longer to resolve – lasting an average ...

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