Accor enters ‘hotel office’ market

Supported by the Mayor of London, tech-led design practice Bryden Wood and modern construction guru Mark Farmer’s consultancy Cast, have released a significant new version of their free PRiSM app, which harnesses the latest digital technology and data to help design and build manufactured homes.

The global property professional services giant has joined the roster of strategic-thinking organisations supporting the current PlaceTech event series....

The latest surveying technology from Mobile GIS Services is helping Sir Robert McAlpine transform the management of highway and utility assets.

Over the last three months, recruitment for tech jobs has quickly recovered from the inevitable slump during lockdown. In fact, according to Tech Nation’s new Jobs and Skills Report 2020, the number of advertised tech job vacancies increased by 36% between June and August. Only the healthcare sector recruited for more jobs in this period, suggesting that tech jobs and skills continue to be a high national priority even as recession hits.

Experts from across the industry came together to discuss the future of the workplace at the event, sponsored by Mills & Reeve, Mallcomm, Node and Bruntwood Works.

FUTURE PropTech, Europe's largest events company devoted to the real estate tech sector, today announced the company will rebrand to CREtech.

Speakers from Hydrock, Bruntwood Works, Node, Legal & General and more will discuss the trends reshaping the office sector at PlaceTech’s next event on 3 September.

The global real estate investment manager has incorporated a plethora of smart technology features into its 180,000 sq ft Landmark office development in St Peter’s Square, Manchester, to help protect against Covid-19.

The UK Government has shortlisted six design teams that will go through to the final stage of a competition to deliver affordable, healthy and eco-friendly ‘homes of the future’, with one team saying it is “on a crusade to abolish identikit development”.

For three months we had the opportunity to meet virtually with a variety of experienced executives, mentors, investors, potential customers and like-minded entrepreneurs.

London-based electric vehicle infrastructure company, Connected Kerb, has secured £720,000 from the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy as part of a consortium for a pioneering EV charging project, Agile Streets.