- Oct152018
Around the World in 80 Engineering Wonders: Golden Gate Bridge, USA
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A feat of engineering that ranks as one of the ‘Seven Wonders of the Modern World’, as voted for by the American Society of Civil Engineers. To date, it has carried more than two billion cars across its 1.7 mile length.
Read moreConstruction & Engineering - Oct082018
Why blockchain looks set to define the FM industry of tomorrow
Blockchain is best known for being the technology behind Bitcoin, but the technology’s use and potential usages stretches far beyond cryptocurrency – blockchain’s full possibilities have yet to be fully explored.
Read moreProperty & Real Estate - Oct022018
Why build-to-rent may be the answer to London's housing crisis
The demand for housing in the UK is set to grow in the coming years and this will only put more strain on the existing housing. Build-to-rent may be the best way to satisfy this ever-increasing demand for new residential property.
Read moreProperty & Real Estate - Sep262018
Clean energy giants - the world’s five most sustainable buildings
We’ve selected five of the world’s most impressive buildings using clean energy on a massive scale, with impressive results.
Read moreConstruction & Engineering - Sep202018
The World’s Most Forward-thinking Cities
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With the amount of technology at our disposal, it’s not too outlandish to think we may one day live in cities from science fiction. These exciting cities best represent what awaits our urban spaces in the coming decades.
Read moreConstruction & Engineering - Aug302018
In perspective: William Welch Deloitte
As one of the key pioneers of the accounting profession, William Welch Deloitte made a huge impact.
Read moreAccounting - Aug202018
What the workplaces of the future will look like
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The modern workplace has undergone dramatic changes. We’re now in an era where the workplace has become a mix of the digital and the physical. The modern worker is intrinsically linked to technology.
Read moreProperty & Real Estate - Aug132018
Around the World in 80 Engineering Wonders: Three Gorges Dam, China
Spanning across the Yangtze River in China, the Three Gorges Dam is the largest power station in the world. It took 40,000 workers to construct the mega-dam over a 12-year period, costing around $28 billion.
Read moreConstruction & Engineering - Aug062018
Help! Interim vs Permanent roles
If you’re considering your next career move, perhaps an interim project-based role could be for you. Our short guide below might help you decide
Read moreEmployment - Jul302018
Engineering the trains of tomorrow
Despite the misery of a delayed train on your way to work now and again, few can deny the convenience and speed of modern train travel.
Read moreConstruction & Engineering