Following in the steps of the Gherkin, the Cheesegrater and the Walkie-Talkie, the City of London now welcomes the Butterfly.

Guest Blog: How correct specification of door components ensures life-cycle costs are kept to a minimum and legislative and site requirements maintained.

The British Airways i360, the world’s tallest and slimmest moving observation tower, is now open to the public.

The British Airways i360, the world’s tallest and slimmest moving observation tower, is now open to the public.

Howard Chapman takes a look at the new LSE proposals for the expansion of London’s housing supply via the strategic use of the Metropolitan Green Belt.

Howard Chapman takes a look at the new LSE proposals for the expansion of London’s housing supply via the strategic use of the Metropolitan Green Belt.

The latest ILC-UK report suggests that retirement housing supply is set to worsen, but solving older people’s needs could free-up under-occupied housing.

Howard Chapman welcomes the CIOB’s call for evidence on skills, materials and technology in the housing sector to tackle the UK housing crisis.

Guest Blog: Richard Morris offers seven useful energy saving tips that can cut costs and boost green credentials of smaller businesses.

Reactions to the first post-Brexit Nationwide House Price Index which shows prices still rising despite buyers, sellers and builders holding back.