How a ‘Netflix’ approach to construction could make the industry more efficient

Sublime Systems has developed a low-carbon alternative to the most fossil fuel-intensive parts of the cement making process.

MGISS, a UK geospatial company, aims to understand how satellite imagery can identify areas where developments could disrupt gas and water supply.

Property consultancy Rapleys has warned that government projections about the cost of decarbonising the public estate underestimate true costs.

Lendlease Europe slashed Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 53% this year, but its ESG databook reveals a complex picture of the challenges ahead in reaching net zero.

A four-year UK and EU-funded study will explore “easily adoptable” solutions to improve waste management in construction, the biggest consumer of non-renewable resources in the region.

The UK Green Building Council has laid out recommendations to put the UK back on track to meet its net zero goals through a more sustainable built environment.

Legal & General Modular Homes has teamed up with affordable housing provider Vivid to deliver up to 300 net zero carbon homes per year in the UK.

The FTSE 100 developer has called on the UK government to strengthen building regulations to “support and accelerate our transition towards net zero”.

From Grosvenor to the US government, organisations are buying into the need for recording and capturing developments from start to finish.

Anastasia Stella at Waterman explains how tracking components will unlock circularity in real estate, enabling the industry to recycle or reuse whatever goes into a building.

Rethinking construction from the ground up, developer Landsec and its partners are building the first offices to meet the UKGBC’s definition of net zero.