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Packed with concrete and a lack of greenery, cities can be far hotter than rural areas around them. Retrofits to fix the problem can be expensive, but Spacemaker has a tool that could help developers avoid the problem in the future.

London’s £7bn Brent Cross regeneration is set to include a take-off and landing ‘vertiport’ for air taxis as its development partners beef up their transport infrastructure ambitions.

The US Green Building Council last week marked a significant milestone, surpassing 1bn sq ft of commercial buildings around the world recertified under the LEED green rating system.

Finding space for electric vehicle charging has long been a hurdle for the built environment – especially in space-constrained cities. One startup is about to launch a solution to that problem.

The Royal Town Planning Institute has launched a research project into how design codes in England could help the country achieve its net zero targets.

As the Higher Education campus strives to reposition itself following the sweeping changes in campus learning driven by the pandemic, what are the technology solutions institutions should consider to make the campus a more desirable and sustainable place to live, work and study? Eve Beere writes.

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Willmott Dixon’s digital construction platform Collida has signed a five-year partnership with Architype, the net-zero architect.

The end-to-end digital leasing platform has raised €1.5m from lead investor Axeleo Capital together with Pi Labs, Sparking Capital, Growceanu and strategic angel investors.

The modular housing company is to build the UK’s largest low-rise modular housing development – a 622-home scheme in Beeston, Nottingham.

In this short video, Marley Fabisiewicz, founder and CEO of spaceOS, explains what it takes to deliver flex space successfully and why commercial real estate should take it seriously.