Life Sciences

Life Science Spaces: Built to Innovate, but Are They Sustainable?
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Life Science Spaces: Built to Innovate, but Are They Sustainable?

The life sciences industry is experiencing rapid global expansion. In the UK, this £94 billion sector has been recognised by the Labour Government as a key driver of economic growth and public health advancements.

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By Paul Eldred

Putting Tenants First - Future Proofing Sustainable Spaces for Life Sciences
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Putting Tenants First - Future Proofing Sustainable Spaces for Life Sciences

G&T recently partnered with Bisnow to host the webinar "Putting Tenants First - Future Proofing Sustainable Spaces for Life Sciences” as part of its commitment to advancing sustainable practices within the life sciences sector.

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By Daniel Webster

  • Life Science Buildings: Key Cost Drivers
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    Life Science Buildings: Key Cost Drivers

    As an industry of increasing strategic importance to the UK economy, the life sciences sector is reportedly poised for exponential growth. With the pandemic acting as a catalyst, institutions appear to be piling into the sector and with strong forecast capital investment growth, we expect to see an expansion in the number of companies needing laboratory, office and ancillary space to support their business activities.

    By Chris Boyce

  • Life Sciences: A Vision for the Future
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    Life Sciences: A Vision for the Future

    The Government’s bold new life sciences vision, as set out in its recently published 10-year strategy , will forge a path to build on its pandemic response and solve some of the biggest and most pressing healthcare challenges facing our generation.

    By Scott Roberts