Category: Tomorrow’s City

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Tomorrow's City

How automation and AI are transforming the space we need

Suzanne Gill discusses the increase in the trend for home working and the need for flexible office space. Click here to view the full article first published in Property Week… Read more →

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Wedlake Bell Tomorrow’s City, Today’s Challenge debate – Is Ownership dead? – 1 February 2017
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The trends of tomorrow

Helen Garthwaite discusses some of the trends which will help to shape the workplace of tomorrow. Click here to view the full article first published in Estates Gazette on 12… Read more →

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British Council for Offices (BCO) report on wearables in the workplace – 6 October 2016
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Bulletins

Enabling a superfast future

Helen Garthwaite and Claire Haynes highlight the importance of sustainable digital infrastructure for broadband connectivity. Click here to view the full article in an article first published in the September/October… Read more →

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Tomorrow's City

How to avoid high-tech ‘crash and burn’ ghost towns

What is the key to making a successful city? Click here to read Suzanne Gill’s comments first published in the Financial Times on 1 June 2016.
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Tomorrow's City

Tomorrow’s City, Today’s Challenge – managing tomorrow’s people today

As cities and workplaces become more intelligent with the shift in technology, employers need to be consistently aware of their own “employer brand” with shared goals and concerns, and trust/transparency… Read more →

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Tomorrow's City

Place, tech and people: creating offices of the future

By the year 2020, 50% of the global workforce will be millennials – what challenges will the office real estate sector face in creating space for this new breed of… Read more →

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Tomorrow's City

Be sure of your connections

The importance of considering broadband connectivity at the outset of a construction or refurbishment project is now recognised, but what must developers do to deliver high speed broadband in their… Read more →

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