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Why tall buildings need a lighter footprint and a longer life, says Sheppard Robson’s Alan Shingler

Designing tall buildings for longevity, adaptability and lower carbon impact must be a priority for the industry, according to Alan Shingler, Partner and Chairman at Sheppard Robson. Tall buildings must...

Collaboration from concept to completion is key to successful tall buildings, says Jade Lawlor Link GRC

Bringing planners, architects, engineers and contractors together at every stage of a project can deliver greater value for clients and communities, according to Jade...

Why the industry must tackle both embodied and operational carbon in the race to net zero

Arup's Chris Edgington explores how whole-life carbon thinking is changing the way tall buildings are designed, constructed and operated. The construction industry has made significant...

Tall buildings industry must collaborate rather than compete, says SimpsonHaugh’s Rachel Haugh

Sharing experience and learning from different perspectives will help drive the construction industry forward, according to Rachel Haugh,...

Who is the public? Fletcher Priest’s Benjamin Koslowski challenges perceptions of public space in tall buildings

Developers need to rethink who public spaces are designed for and move away from the assumption that everyone...

Tall buildings must put people at the heart of urban design, says Foster + Partners’ Toby Blunt

Creating welcoming, people-focused environments around tall buildings can deliver both commercial and social benefits as cities respond to...

City of London embraces retrofit-first approach as it balances heritage with high-rise growth

The City of London is demonstrating how tall buildings, heritage protection and sustainability can work together, according to...