Resilient Future
Unlocking viability in senior living projects
G&T recently collaborated with our media partner Bisnow to host a lively panel discussion on ‘Optimising Viability In Integrated Retirement Communities: Navigating Key Challenges, Cost Drivers, And Innovations To Build For The Future’.
By James Tutte
Key Considerations for Developing Masterplans
A Strategic Guide to Maximising Value in Urban Development
By Jonathan Eyles
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Safeguarding Against Supply Chain Disruptions: Mitigating the Effects of Insolvencies across Major Infrastructure projects
Safeguarding Against Supply Chain Disruptions: Mitigating the Effects of Insolvencies across Major Infrastructure projects
Closely monitoring suppliers’ financial health and cultivating strategic supplier relationships enhances visibility, offering early warning signs and a clear path through challenging periods.
By Bradley Moore
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If you build it, they will come… but only if the supply chain is willing!
If you build it, they will come… but only if the supply chain is willing!
Engaging the market early and openly helps clients gain valuable input and ensures their procurement strategy will attract the desired market response.
By John Mead
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Putting Tenants First - Future Proofing Sustainable Spaces for Life Sciences
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.
By Daniel Webster
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Navigating the Building Safety Act
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HVDC Links & Interconnectors: Unlocking Europe's Renewable Energy Grid
HVDC Links & Interconnectors: Unlocking Europe's Renewable Energy Grid
The UK and Europe are undergoing a green-energy revolution and there has been unprecedented investment across wind and solar in the last decade. The proportion of energy generated from renewable sources is increasing rapidly. However, it is not enough to merely generate this energy, it must also be supplied to where it is needed, when it is needed.
By Hou-Fung Yuen
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The Two Greatest Challenges of Converting Offices into Hotels
The Two Greatest Challenges of Converting Offices into Hotels
With the Government’s target of meeting net zero carbon by 2050 increasing awareness and concerns on ESG and embodied carbon, and with new, modern offices coming to the market, the opportunity – and need – to look at the conversion and adaptive re-use of existing stock is growing.
By Theo Constantinides
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Data Centres and Sustainability: How Can We Balance Demand with Environmental Targets?
Data Centres and Sustainability: How Can We Balance Demand with Environmental Targets?
In continuation of G&T's commitment to Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG), we collaborated with Bisnow to host the webinar 'Data Centres and Sustainability: Balancing Demand with Environmental Targets'.
By Adam Thurley
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Spring Budget 2024: A Budget for Long Term Growth
Spring Budget 2024: A Budget for Long Term Growth
In his statement to the House of Commons, the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced a range of measures which will have a direct impact on the UK property and construction sectors.
By Jared Carver
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Trust and Productivity: The Private Sector Construction Playbook
Trust and Productivity: The Private Sector Construction Playbook
An interview with Andrew Browne, G&T board partner and private sector construction playbook representative, discussing the details behind the groundbreaking publication
By Andrew Browne
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Construction Materials Technologies: Old Materials, New Approaches
Construction Materials Technologies: Old Materials, New Approaches
The construction industry, long known for its resilience and adaptability, is undergoing a profound transformation thanks to the latest advancements in construction materials technologies. These innovations are not only enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of construction projects but also revolutionising the very foundations of how we build our world.
By Michael Urie
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Autumn Statement 2023: A Statement for Growth
Autumn Statement 2023: A Statement for Growth
Jeremy Hunt went on a spending spree in what will likely be his penultimate Budget Statement before the next General Election. But will the Christmas presents he has bought provide the boost the UK needs?
By Jared Carver
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Decarbonising the Built Environment – EPC, MEES and the Cost Implications
Decarbonising the Built Environment – EPC, MEES and the Cost Implications
Since its introduction in 2007, the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) has been the main method of assessing the energy efficiency of buildings in the UK. The Government has recently revisited the EPC requirements, seeking to update them and make them more stringent. Currently, proposed Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) legislation mandates a phased implementation of the EPC B by 2030 requirement, with EPC C by 2027 set as an interim milestone for all commercial non-domestic buildings.
By Richard Francis
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Beyond the Bottom Line: How Benefits-Led Programmes create value for society
Beyond the Bottom Line: How Benefits-Led Programmes create value for society
At a time when our society faces unprecedented challenges, the concept of value for money is evolving to encompass more than just the outputs from new infrastructure assets. There is a growing emphasis to realise broader benefits and societal outcomes established in Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) strategies that are intrinsically linked to organisational objectives and purpose.
By Arvinder Birdi
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Carbon Capture Storage – “A Necessity, Not an Option” in UK’s Transition to Net Zero
Carbon Capture Storage – “A Necessity, Not an Option” in UK’s Transition to Net Zero
To achieve net zero emissions, industry - the biggest source of greenhouse gases - needs to rapidly scale up its use of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology. CCS has been deemed a “necessity, not an option” by climate change experts for the UK to deliver net zero emissions. So far, the deployment of CCS has been slow and uneven, but there are signs of acceleration.
By Michael Urie
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New Recommendations for London's Sustainable Skyline
New Recommendations for London's Sustainable Skyline
After a year of evidence gathering, the City of London’s Skills for a Sustainable Skyline Taskforce has launched its recommendations report – highlighting the need for direct action to ensure Central London has a globally competitive sustainable commercial built environment.
By Matthias Holman
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Blockchain in the Construction Industry: Payments and Financing
Blockchain in the Construction Industry: Payments and Financing
Blockchain technology appears to be here to stay and its use cases go far beyond cryptocurrencies. It has the potential to offer immense opportunity for the construction industry to become more effective, transparent and productive.
By Martin Carter
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New Guidance Launched to Facilitate Insurance of Mass Timber Buildings
New Guidance Launched to Facilitate Insurance of Mass Timber Buildings
The Alliance for Sustainable Building Products (ASBP) and partners have released new guidance to enable a collaborative approach between construction teams and insurers, opening the door to more equitable insurance for mass timber buildings.
By Oliver Booth
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Why do we need interconnectors?
Why do we need interconnectors?
Interconnectors will play a critical role in helping the UK meet its green energy targets and improving the security of electricity supply. They enable the trade of gas and electricity between connecting countries. And with the current energy crisis, interconnectors are playing an increasingly important role helping to balance energy needs at times of high demand or lower domestic generation and exporting surplus gas and electricity when demand is lower.
By Marisa Steyn
