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Opinion

The legal shadow over Manchester’s skyline ambition

Richard Nosworthy, Director at TFT, examines the rights to light challenges facing Manchester as it races toward becoming Europe's fourth-tallest city. With more than 200 tall buildings proposed, approved...

Rethinking drainage for the next generation of tall buildings

As buildings continue to grow taller, the demands placed on drainage systems are increasing in ways that many people never see. In this article,...

Why sustainability leaders shouldn’t wait for a perfect framework

Speaking at One Click LCA's Carbon Experts Summit in London, panellists from Arup/UKGBC, AECOM and Stantec argued that the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings...

Leeds’ new tallest landmark takes form

With growth in start-ups and company relocations, Leeds has the UK’s fastest-growing digital economy. Marking the western gateway...

Construction Products Reform: what it means for high-rise safety

As the Construction Products Reform Whitepaper consultation closes, Qflow's Brittany Harris asks whether high-rise construction is ready to...

Rising tall: One Eastside welcomes first residents

In this Birmingham Special, Tall Buildings Magazine takes a closer look at One Eastside – the UK's tallest...

Quality, service and placemaking

Against a backdrop of Canary Wharf's most prominent Build-to-Rent (BtR) schemes, Tall Buildings Magazine Editor, Hannah Woodger, caught...