Navigating the Construction Landscape: Net Zero Goals, Building Safety, and the Path Forward
Ernie Melling - MIFMA
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The study reveals a shifting focus among construction clients towards meeting net zero goals.
In the dynamic realm of construction, a recent study conducted by consultancy Currie & Brown on behalf of the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) has unveiled intriguing insights. While the Building Safety Act 2022 is on the horizon, the study reveals a shifting focus among construction clients towards meeting net zero goals.
The market, however, shows signs of a “softening” as cost pressures lead to significant project delays.
Richard Hill, director at Currie & Brown, shared during a BESA round table that new orders experienced a more than 7% dip in the second quarter of this year. With the general economy expected to remain flat and slow inflation decline until the middle of next year, a full recovery isn’t anticipated until 2025.
Unveiling the Future of Flexible Workspaces: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities
Unveiling compelling insights into the preferences of landlords
In a dynamic shift within the real estate landscape, a recent survey conducted by The Instant Group sheds light on the evolving dynamics of flexible workspaces in the UK. The findings, derived from the UK Flex Market Report 2023, unveil compelling insights into the preferences of landlords, operators, and the growing demands of occupiers.
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The Rise of Flexibility:
A staggering 78% of UK landlords are witnessing a surge in demand for flexible space, indicating a paradigm shift in workspace preferences. Concurrently, 67% of flexible space operators are gearing up for expansion, recognizing the increasing appetite for flexible solutions.
Navigating the Green Future of Hospitality: UK Hospitality’s Sustainability Initiatives
The industry finds itself at a pivotal moment in the fight against climate change.
In the realm of hospitality, where the commitment to sustainability has been a driving force, the industry finds itself at a pivotal moment in the fight against climate change. As we set our sights on achieving net-zero targets by 2040, environmental sustainability takes centre stage, and UK Hospitality is leading the charge.
Empowering Members for a Greener Tomorrow:
At UKHospitality, we’ve been diligently equipping our members with the tools needed to meet the government’s environmental targets and foster businesses with day-to-day operations that are kind to our planet. As we step into this crucial phase, there’s still an opportunity for contract caterers to join the industry in a collective effort. The upcoming UKHospitality Sustainability Seminar on October 11th at Six Park Place, London, is a golden chance to be part of this transformative journey. The event promises engaging discussions, valuable insights, and a platform for sharing experiences.
Finally, it is essential to strike a balance between net zero and building safety in construction. This means using sustainable materials and construction methods, while also ensuring that buildings are safe and up to code.