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Why architecture is still worth studying – even if you don’t become an architect

The Architects’ Journal Why architecture is still worth studying – even if you don’t become an architect Ten professionals who studied architecture but have taken their careers in very different directions talk about how their education nevertheless continues to shape the way they work The post Why architecture is still worth studying – even if you don’t become an architect appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams
Constructive 2026: What we take forward

The recent Master Builders-led Constructive 2026 conference has left chief executive Ankit Sharma describing it as the best Constructive yet. He explains why . . . Two days at Constructive have left me feeling optimistic about what this sector can do next. We brought industry leaders, builders, architects, suppliers and policymakers together in Auckland for […] The post Constructive 2026: What we take forward appeared first on Building Today.
Essendi v London Property Co: why contractors should take notice

Greg Carter is a partner in the construction team at Winckworth Sherwood The Technology and Construction Court's recent decision in Essendi UK Hotels 2 Ltd v London Property Company Ltd is not a construction dispute in the traditional sense. It arose from a commercial lease… The post Essendi v London Property Co: why contractors should take notice appeared first on Construction News.
Why engineers should be at the heart of the National Care Service discussion

The prime minister’s plan for a National Care Service has begun an important debate about funding, staffing and the future delivery of social care. The post Why engineers should be at the heart of the National Care Service discussion appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
Constructive 2026: What we take forward

The recent Master Builders-led Constructive 2026 conference has left chief executive Ankit Sharma describing it as the best Constructive yet. He explains why . . . Two days at Constructive have left me feeling optimistic about what this sector can do next. We brought industry leaders, builders, architects, suppliers and policymakers together in Auckland for […] The post Constructive 2026: What we take forward appeared first on Building Today.