The value of healthy homes: Rob Harris speaks to Property Week
Rob Harris shares the growing understanding of the value of high-quality design and healthy homes
Putting people back at the centre of placemaking in Ireland
Stephen O'Malley talks people and place at the Irish Landscape Institute Conference 2025
NLA’s Homes for Londoners: Sustainable Approaches to Net Zero
Rob Westcott to share the latest sustainable approaches to housing design, delivery and maintenance
Will changes to UK planning law create healthier neighbourhoods?
Changes to England’s National Planning Policy Framework could help better integrate housing and infrastructure, writes Stephen O’Malley for ICE
The Shareable Building: How to unlock material reuse in the built environment
James Bruce chairs a roundtable with industry experts, exploring how circular economy principles can be applied not only to existing buildings, but also embedded into the DNA of new developments
Transport is the lifeblood of London's economy - we need to get it right
The London Standard publishes Stephen O’Malley’s article exploring the extraordinary possibility for transport-led development in the city
Healthy soil: the superpower beneath our feet
Our Director of Earth and Geoconsultancy, Dan Matthews digs into how soil is more than just dirt and why it has been undervalued for so long.
Autumn Budget: stronger local powers, climate-resilient housing and nature-based infrastructure
Stephen O’Malley shares his take on the Autumn Budget, and what is needed to deliver new homes, create jobs and cut commute times
Major investment in UK forestry as Delamere seed processing centre opens
An exciting project updating taking root this #NationalTreeWeek
A day in the life of a sustainability consultant: meet Amina
Catching up with sustainability consultant Amina
Beneath the streets of Ancoats...
Recent findings by our archaeology & built heritage team in Manchester
Retrofit reimagined: building less and sharing more
Gareth Atkinson speaks to NLA about explores how the built environment industry can move beyond traditional retrofit to embrace a culture of reuse.
