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Following the launch of the BCO Guide to office Specification 2019 at the BCO Conference in Copenhagen and the introduction of the new, interactive digital platform, Wedlake Bell was delighted… Read more →
Our recent debate in our Tomorrow’s City, Today’s Challenge series brought together leading industry figures to discuss the evolving retail landscape, particularly the blurring lines of retail, leisure, lifestyle and… Read more →
Tomorrow's City
31 July 2018 – Originally published by Building. Population ageing is one of the most critical challenges facing the built environment industry – and an issue wider than the concerns… Read more →
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Thu 7 April 2016 – Property week. By the year 2020, 50% of the global workforce will be millennials – what challenges will the office real estate sector face in… Read more →
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Fri 14 July 2017 – Property week. According to the McKinsey Global Institute, the world needs to invest $3.3trn (£2.5trn) in infrastructure annually up to 2030. The current level is… Read more →
Bulletins
Quarterly in advance is published by Wedlake Bell’s Real Estate Team for our clients and contacts in the property world. Contents ‘Dear Claire’ – My landlord agreed in conversation to change… Read more →
We had three fantastic panellists: Peter Cosmetatos from the Commercial Real Estate Finance Council, Victoria Hills from Old Oak & Park Royal Development Corporation and Stefan Webb from Future Cities… Read more →
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Global cities are revaluating their physical infrastructure priorities as they come to terms with the reality of rising densification, increasing usage and demand, and a new risk landscape. Looking ahead… Read more →
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According to the McKinsey Global Institute, the world needs to invest $3.3trn (£2.5trn) in infrastructure annually up to 2030. Click here to view the full article published in Property Week
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The demand for owning assets is changing with rapid shifts in commercial cultures. Claire Haynes and Helen Garthwaite ask how landlords can keep up. Click here to view the full… Read more →
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Helen Garthwaite and Suzanne Gill analyse how technological disruption is shaping ownership. To read the full article first published in Property Week on 16 March 2017, click here.
A TCC case involving Carillion concerning the issue of delayed work and entitlement to an extension of time has potentially significant implications for contractors. The Court of Appeal in Carillion Construction… Read more →
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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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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 →
Bulletins
We would like to know what you think about the future of offices. Please take a few minutes to answer our very short survey by clicking the link below. In… Read more →
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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 →
Tomorrow's City
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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Helen Garthwaite and Claire Haynes consider broadband challenges for the next generation of buildings. This article was first published in RICS Construction Journal for April-May 2016. When carrying out a… Read more →
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Helen Garthwaite was interviewed by The Law Society Gazette. Commenting on the role of lawyers, she said, “Residential properties built today will need to last 1,000 years, but the lifecycle… Read more →