Sustainability & Wellness in Commercial Buildings
Post-Covid, workplaces have to put a lot more into designing spaces to attract the best staff. Our Industry Viewfinder canvassed architects on how sustainability and wellness can be the key.
Bringing our readers unique, high-value content is something which netMAGmedia is always investing in. As such, we have partnered with audience research firm Edge Insight to survey our readerships on key topics which matter to them. From offsite construction, to Passivhaus, to remote monitoring of social housing.
Launched in 2020 netMAGresearch intends to learn more about our audience, and to inform them further about the topics most important to them. Our survey findings are captured in sponsored white papers and circulated among our audiences to develop specific market knowledge across all our brands.
Post-Covid, workplaces have to put a lot more into designing spaces to attract the best staff. Our Industry Viewfinder canvassed architects on how sustainability and wellness can be the key.
Our Industry Viewfinder which asks architects their views on the future of tall buildings, and what a sustainable case for development might look like in coming years.
There have been high-profile catastrophic fires in social housing over the years, but what are the solutions being employed now to minimise risk? Our Industry Viewfinder provides some answers.
The Future Homes Standard is intended to be introduced in 2025 and will mean a quantum leap in performance for builders to address. This Industry Viewfinder reveals the practical impact.
MMC is hailed as the answer to many construction issues, but what do housebuilders and developers really think? Our Industry Viewfinder provides some key insights.
Passivhaus is the gold standard of zero carbon; this white paper discovers how architects & clients view it – and if there are stigmas and myths still to address.
Harnessing new technology to manage social housing properties can have a wide range of benefits, but this white paper finds out why uptake of remote management is currently slow.
Offsite construction could be the panacea to many of the construction industry’s issues. But what are the design challenges from the changes it brings? We found out architects’ views.