It’s not just contractors who have to deal with low margins, says developer behind Laing O’Rourke’s Olympia overhaul

Yoo Capital co-founder says collapse of ISG was ‘reality’ following string of global challenges including covid and Ukraine war

Profit falls at demolition firm Brown & Mason

Contractor says impact of Ukraine war hits bottom line

Start on sites to recover in 2024 after slumping one fifth this year

Glenigan says combination of Ukraine war, inflation and rising interest rates will blunt output in 2023

Keller profit slides as firm counts cost of Australia fraud

Firm also reveals that one of its staff was killed in Ukraine war last month

A year on from Ukraine invasion, how have British practices responded?

The Architects’ JournalA year on from Ukraine invasion, how have British practices responded? On the first-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Kit Heren speaks to a Ukranian architect now working in London, and finds out how British architects have responded to the conflict, from offering work to helping supply electricity generators to the war-torn country The post A year on from Ukraine invasion, how have British practices responded? appeared first on The Architects’ JournalKit Heren

WEF - Davos 2023 - Mastering New Energy Economics, 17012023

This session from Davos 2023 debates Energy resilience, affordability and sustainability: Energy systems have experienced a series of shocks, forcing many governments to step in to protect citizens and companies from skyrocketing prices while scrambling to shore up national energy security. As decisions-makers worldwide strive to craft energy strategies for the year ahead, how can they reconcile energy resilience, affordability and stainability?

Building Magazine - Getting the right mix, Oct 2022

The ongoing energy emergency and net zero demands are necessitating a shift in the UK’s approach to energy. But what needs to be done? Jordan Marshall explores

Building Magazine Top 150 consultants - out of the frying pan into the fire, Oct 2022

Building's Top 150 consultants league table is listed, but there is also interesting feedback on Staff recruitment, annual fees, and level of confidence in the Industry and Economy overall, plus opinions on the impact of the Ukraine War, Brexit and the Building Safety Act

FT - Will the Ukraine war help or hinder attempts to reach net zero, 20062022

By the end of the COP26 climate summit more than 80% of the world’s emissions had been covered by governments’ pledges to achieve Net Zero. But the months since the summit have proved particularly turbulent, not least due to the war in Ukraine. The FT’s Leslie Hook looks at whether the war could be a long-term setback when it comes to climate goals, or an incentive to create a greener world?