Construction Update Q2/2022
New ONS data revealed record-high construction output volumes in Q1 2022, which rose by 3.8% on the previous quarter. Repair & Maintenance work was the key driver of output growth, helped by storms in February and the return of office working which has increased demand for refurbishments.
This Month's Contributors
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Michael Urie
Michael is a member of G&T’s market research team. He oversees our market analysis efforts, monitoring key trends and developments within the construction industry. Michael is involved in a number of our core publications, including G&T’s quarterly TPI reports and Market Updates.
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Gavin Murgatroyd
Gavin is a lead partner in our Workplace sector acting for developers, funders and occupiers. An active member of the British Council for Offices, he sits on the Technical Affairs Committee and has contributed to the rewriting of their Guide to Specification 2009, 2014 and 2019 together with the Fit Out Guide of 2011.
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Emily Wiltshire
Sustainability is a core value for Emily and she champions ESG through promoting good culture, diversity and inclusion and governance.
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Stuart Le Boutillier
With a keen interest in market leading solutions for commercial developments, Stu specialises in the London office market and has extensive experience in base build developments and end user fit-outs.
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Revisited: Mass Timber Commercial Developments – What do you need to know?
Revisited: Mass Timber Commercial Developments – What do you need to know?
By Michael Urie
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Key Design Considerations for Building with Mass Timber
Key Design Considerations for Building with Mass Timber
By Michael Urie
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The Capacity and Supply Chain of the Mass Timber Industry
The Capacity and Supply Chain of the Mass Timber Industry
By Michael Urie
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Mass Timber in Office Construction: Does it impact the cost and programme of your project?
Mass Timber in Office Construction: Does it impact the cost and programme of your project?
Tender Price Indicator Q2/2022
The Russia-Ukraine conflict and the ensuing roll-out of sanctions and retaliatory measures have ushered in a new era of economic difficulties and inflation.
The Future of the Office: Drivers for Change
Office space has had to adapt and evolve throughout the decades and never more so than following the events of the last two years. G&T’s expertise in the central London office market working with both developers, funders and end users has provided key insights to the trends that are becoming drivers for change to the future of the office.
By Stuart Le Boutillier
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Skyrocketing Ambitions: Can Britain Become a Truly Global Space Superpower?
Skyrocketing Ambitions: Can Britain Become a Truly Global Space Superpower?
By Michael Urie
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Lights, Camera, Action - Space! A Close-Up Look at the Studio Space Race in the UK
Lights, Camera, Action - Space! A Close-Up Look at the Studio Space Race in the UK
By Michael Urie
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Decarbonising Transport: Retail in the Automotive Sector
Decarbonising Transport: Retail in the Automotive Sector
By Rob Lyons
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Electric Vehicles Infrastructure: Charging Ahead
Electric Vehicles Infrastructure: Charging Ahead
By Michael Urie
What is your Carbon Strategy?
In the last 10 years more than 2/3 of countries worldwide have adopted net zero carbon (NZC) commitments, with dozens implementing new regulation to reinforce these commitments, with at least a fifth of the world’s leading companies and a third of the UK’s biggest companies committed to net zero carbon targets. And this is just the beginning.
By Richard Francis
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Hydrogen: The Future Fuel for Net Zero Ambitions
Hydrogen: The Future Fuel for Net Zero Ambitions
By Emily Wiltshire
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UK construction output rises by 1.4% in January in a sign that supply chain difficulties were easing prior to Ukraine crisis
UK construction output rises by 1.4% in January in a sign that supply chain difficulties were easing prior to Ukraine crisis
By Michael Urie
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Infrastructure will be the major driver of growth in 2022
Infrastructure will be the major driver of growth in 2022
By Michael Urie
