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News & opinion 6 Feb 2019
Social mobility and the career ladder

Is the world of work becoming less fair, especially for younger generations? Dr Andrew Knight of Nottingham Trent University explores the job market.
News & opinion 6 Feb 2019
The merits of supermarket-led housing developments

Is supermarket-led housing development good for communities, or just a way for retailers to obtain planning permission? Four leading experts share their views.
Future of surveying

How are the disruptive trends of the 21st century – the digital revolution, rapid urbanisation, the climate emergency – impacting the surveying profession, and what can we do about them?
Surveying technology

The future is digital. The built and natural environment sector is no exception.
News & opinion 14 Jan 2019
Walk this way: the path to cleaner, healthier cities

Walking makes people fitter, cities cleaner and businesses stronger – yet we're walking less. Planners and developers can play a big part in designing healthier streets.
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.
News & opinion 9 Jan 2019
Rethinking homelessness

Tackling the root cause of homelessness begins with building more affordable housing, argues Nicholas Pleace of the University of York.
News & Insight

Be at the heart of the debate about the built and natural environments – and discover the opportunities that lie ahead for the surveying profession.
News & opinion 6 Nov 2018
What we can learn from giving way to cyclists

The UK should look to the Netherlands if it wants to get cycle-friendly infrastructure right, argues Carlton Reid, editor-at-large of BikeBiz.
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.
News & opinion 1 Aug 2018
Two degrees

If global temperatures increase beyond 2ºC by 2100, sea levels could rise by two metres. What would that mean for cities like Lagos, Tokyo, Dhaka and Miami?
News & opinion 30 Apr 2018
Deep water horizon

Flooding is becoming more frequent and less predictable. How can we adapt to this ‘new normal’?
News & opinion 31 Aug 2018
Stopping climate change isn't straightforward

Author Jeff Goodell says it will be essential to adapt to big temperature swings and rising seas.
News & opinion 7 Aug 2018
Clearing the air

The Asian Development Bank's Principal Energy Specialist, Sohail Hasnie, explains how a clear-air revolution starts with electric vehicles, but the transition won't be an easy one.
News & opinion 23 May 2018
Professional development: upgrade to the latest model

Principal Consultant at Turner & Townsend Peter Morton's five reasons why mastering BIM is the natural next step for the project manager looking to progress their career.
News & opinion 1 Apr 2016
Dry season

Urbanisation is placing increasing demands on our most precious commodity: water. What can we do to staunch the flow before it runs out?
News & opinion 1 Aug 2018
Choking point

Jonn Elledge discusses whether national and city governments are really doing enough to combat air pollution.
News & opinion 19 Jun 2018
Young professionals collaborate to drive innovation

For the first time in Hong Kong, six professional institutions in the built environment have teamed up to run an interactive workshop for young professionals.
News & opinion 24 Jul 2018
How can cities with declining populations attract new talent?

What is the best way to attract new talent to cities with declining populations? We spoke to Research Fellow at Tokyo Foundation Shoko Yoshihara, and President of Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University Haruaki Deguchi, who share thei...
News & opinion 1 Oct 2018
Little wonders

There needn’t be a trade-off between big projects and greening. These small solutions in London, Paris and New York challenge the way cities think about overlooked spaces.

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