Market Update Q4

We’re advising our clients to ask the question, what are the opportunities for 2023 as we enter a new phase of the market cycle?

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This Month's Contributors

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.
Kerry Gibbs

Kerry believes in collaborative working and building strong relationships with the main focus being to deliver best value to clients.
Jonathan Eyles

Jonathan has a wide range of experience across a number of sectors and in particular within the London real estate market providing advice to developers, occupiers and investors which is borne out of his extensive experience in mixed-use masterplan developments on schemes such as King's Cross and Canada Water.
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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Net Zero Carbon

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New Buildings and Net Zero: Embodied Carbon is the Next Battleground

With net zero carbon, it is critical to remember that operational carbon emissions (those that come from running the building) are only a part of the story. It is increasingly evident that other elements of the building cycle, particularly embodied or construction carbon, are a significant component of a building’s whole life carbon profile. For new buildings seeking to be net zero, reducing embodied carbon is perhaps the biggest challenge.

By Richard Francis

How to become a net zero carbon company
- Resilient Future,
- Net Zero Carbon
How to become a net zero carbon company
By Richard Francis
How Net Zero Carbon is Transforming Regulation and Markets
- Resilient Future,
- Net Zero Carbon
How Net Zero Carbon is Transforming Regulation and Markets
By Richard Francis
What is your Carbon Strategy?
- Resilient Future,
- Net Zero Carbon
What is your Carbon Strategy?
By Richard Francis

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Modern Methods of Construction

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Modern Methods of Construction Series: Insurance, Onsite Challenges and Buildability
- Resilient Future,
- Modern Methods of Construction
Modern Methods of Construction Series: Insurance, Onsite Challenges and Buildability
By Matthias Holman
Modern Methods of Construction Series: Procurement, Planning and the Role of Government
- Resilient Future,
- Modern Methods of Construction
Modern Methods of Construction Series: Procurement, Planning and the Role of Government
By Matthias Holman
G&T Launches Modern Methods of Construction Webinar Series
- Resilient Future,
- Modern Methods of Construction
G&T Launches Modern Methods of Construction Webinar Series
By Matthias Holman
Revisited: Mass Timber Commercial Developments – What do you need to know?
- Resilient Future,
- Modern Methods of Construction
Revisited: Mass Timber Commercial Developments – What do you need to know?
By Michael Urie

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Sustainability

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Net Zero Aviation: Preparing the Infrastructure for Take-Off

In 2021, the UK aviation industry made a commitment to be net zero carbon by 2050 . The challenge ahead is immense but with credible plans in place, the industry hopes the target can be delivered with the right support.

By Michael Urie

The Nuclear Opportunity
- Resilient Future,
- Net Zero Carbon
The Nuclear Opportunity
By Emily Wiltshire
Hydrogen: The Future Fuel for Net Zero Ambitions
- Resilient Future,
- Net Zero Carbon
Hydrogen: The Future Fuel for Net Zero Ambitions
By Emily Wiltshire
The 10 Point Plan: A Summary
- Resilient Future,
- Net Zero Carbon
The 10 Point Plan: A Summary
By Michael Urie

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Resilient Future

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AI in Construction: Goals, Capabilities and Applications

AI in construction has the potential to add value across the entire project lifecycle and construction ecosystem, from the early stages of project design, tendering, financing, to procurement and construction. It even has a role to play in the operational and asset management side.

By Michael Urie