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On Another Level

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A podcast series about the future of our cities, exploring how the homes, schools, community spaces, shops, workplaces and public realm that facilitates our 21st century lives are evolving and how the built environment sector that creates these places is undergoing seismic change. Hosted by Naomi Kerbel, the podcast is produced by SEC Newgate in association with Regal and The Clarendon Works.

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SEC Newgate and Regal

Catégorie

Arts

Site du podcast

theclarendonworks.co.uk

Dernier épisode

16 déc. 2024

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Épisodes

What will the Labour government mean for the built environment? 16.12.2024

Since coming to power, the new Labour-led UK government has put the built environment front and centre of its drive to rebuild Britain. From initiatives to unlock housebuilding to accelerating the development of new large-scale renewable energy schemes, there has been action from day one. But is it the right action, is it enough and what else can the government do to work with the private sector t...

Can social value really be bottled? 23.07.2024

Social sustainability has been rising up real estate’s agenda, seemingly soon to emerge finally from the shadow of its higher profile sibling – environmental sustainability – among the ESG triplets.   Over the past couple of years, there has been a growing focus on the social impact from real estate. Those working in the sector have long been able to speak passionately about the capacity of our bu...

After ‘levelling up’: what can the next government do to revitalise towns and communities?  18.06.2024

Along with Brexit, ‘levelling up’ was a signature policy of Boris Johnson’s time in Number 10 and has been continued, to varying degrees, under Rishi Sunak. But with the Conservatives trailing badly in the polls, levelling up’s days seem numbered – at least as a political slogan. But the issues that the ‘levelling up’ agenda sought to tackle will remain, so what might come next?    In this episode...

Construction means innovation – so why doesn’t it get the recognition it deserves? 29.04.2024

Construction is one of the most important – and largest – sectors in our economy. But its reputation lags behind and it ranks low as a career choice. The sector has long faced a skills crisis that is only becoming more acute. And, particularly in a tough economic climate, the volatile business model of many contractors that sees razor-thin margins means that news on yet another construction compan...

In an age of increased cyber risk, what can we do to improve the digital resilience of our workplaces? 08.04.2024

Increasingly almost every aspect of our lives is connected to the internet. From our watches and phones, to our fridges and door bells, digitization is all pervasive.  This is especially true of the workplace, where if the internet goes down, work stops. The best office buildings now invest heavily in digital connectivity, ensuring businesses have the bandwidth and speed to compete in the global e...

How is Generative AI disrupting architecture and real estate and what does that mean for the future of the built environment? 23.02.2024

In this episode Naomi Kerbel explores the impact of AI on the built environment, looking at the risks and the opportunities that the rapidly advancing technology will bring and examining what businesses need to do to ensure that they benefit from AI, rather than losing out. Naomi’s guests include: Martha Tsigkari , Senior Partner Head of Applied Research + Development, Foster + Partners Laurent Gr...

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