Student Housing – A gross expense
My previous university residence was a 10-person house in Sheffield’s student area. We had a subterranean kitchen with no windows, one fridge […]
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Sustainability in the Built Environment: Let’s Not Ignore the Past
As a well-experienced construction industry professional, I have been fortunate enough over the past six years to have been exposed to projects […]
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Geopolitics & Real Estate: Iranian Influence and Investment in Syria
Since March 2011, political instability in Syria has influenced the Iranian regime to spend over $100 billion USD to keep Bashar Hafez […]
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Biophilic Architectural Design: A Possible Answer to An Age-Old Dilemma
What is biophilia? Even though one may feel at ease pacing through familiar streets, such as those in one’s hometown or a […]
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Why ‘Shared Ownership’ will never be the first choice
When a homeownership scheme is associated with the words ‘scam’, ‘trouble’, and ‘flawed’ by the very audience that it’s attempting to target, […]
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Does architecture impact quality of life?
The human species is the only one on Earth known for altering the environment in which it lives to such an extent […]
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The Effects of Covid-19 on UK Commercial Real Estate Economics
This report analyses the potential impact of the Covid-19 virus, on the UK economy and its subsequent effect on UK commercial real […]
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COVID-19: Dubai’s Real Estate Market Recovery
The UAE has always been at the forefront of innovation and miles ahead when dealing with a crisis. These qualities will ensure a promising real estate future and stability in the market post Covid-19.
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Style Hungry: Food in Fashion Retail
A brief insight into the ways in which the experience economy is driving fashion retailers towards hospitality.
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Where Is The Urgency in Architecture?
‘Architecture is in a sort of crisis’ says architect, David Chipperfield; honestly, I couldn’t agree more. Considering the current state of our […]
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