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News & opinion 6 Jan 2020
The behavioural skills needed to succeed as a project leader

Recent research identifies the key skills required of project leaders and the focus is on behavioural capabilities, rather than technical ones
News & opinion 2 Jan 2020
2020 forecast: renovation costs are rising in the office sector

Amie Silverwood explores the rising costs of renovating office space to stay up to date with the latest innovations and looks at how adopting international standards could help mitigate this
Modus 23 Dec 2019
The Unbound Issue

In the cover feature of January’s edition of Modus, we focus on the trend for repurposing imposing former industrial buildings as state-of-the-art hubs of creativity and collaboration.
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
Built Environment Journal 6 Nov 2019
Built Environment Journal: November-December 2019

Data, diversity, fire and mould all present distinct challenges for built environment professionals: this issue explains how to deal with each.
News & opinion 10 Oct 2019
The start-up's survival kit

Could any of these tools give your start-up a boost, and allow you to thrive?
News & opinion 3 Oct 2019
Property Journal: October-November 2019

Efficiency in residential energy use and public estate management are among the topics covered in this issue.
News & opinion 30 Sep 2019
ICMS 2nd edition: an international cost model for life cycle costs

ICMS 2 presents a globally standardised way of cost reporting for portfolios, programs and projects around the world.
News & opinion 27 Sep 2019
Is there a place for heritage in smart cities?

As cities grow and face new challenges of utilising inner-city space, does built heritage still have a place?
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?
News & opinion 23 Sep 2019
Global contracts - a multi-layered structure

Working in the global construction market requires a nuanced understanding of politics and regulation to inform contract decisions, says Dr Nelson Ogunshakin
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 4 Sep 2019
A game of two halves

Tottenham Hotspur’s innovative new stadium presented distinctive challenges for both building control and health and safety.
Built Environment Journal 30 Aug 2019
Built Environment Journal: September-October 2019

The forthcoming new edition of RICS’ Technical due diligence of commercial property responds to increasing concerns about fire and life safety – as does this issue of Built Environment Journal.
Construction Journal 30 Aug 2019
Construction Journal: September-October 2019

We look at why contracts are crucial to any project’s success, the range of contracts available – and how they affect the procurement processes.
News & opinion 16 Aug 2019
Deconstructed: urban farming

Could urban farming be a viable way to improve resilience and lower emissions in our cities, or are the challenges of growing enough crops to support local populations too great?
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’.
News & opinion 29 May 2019
What we can learn from Singapore’s water management?

The city state has become one of the world’s most adept at squeezing every last drop out of its most precious commodity.
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.

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