All articles by Simon Rawlinson 鈥� Page 2
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CommentLevelling up is a shared responsibility
There is much in the government white paper for construction to get behind and lots of opportunities to contribute
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CommentThat was COP26, so what next?
Progress on carbon trading was the biggest outcome from the climate conference for construction and should drive demand for low-carbon materials
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CommentThis was never going to be a budget with big capital investment pledges
Though clearly the levelling up and housing agendas have received welcome financial backing
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FeaturesProcurement in an inflationary market
With some materials prices going through the roof, inflation has become the hot topic for 2021. Simon聽Rawlinson of Arcadis examines what is causing the problem and what mitigation options clients have
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CommentInnovate with care: lessons to be learnt from collapse of Katerra
MMC firms are expanding in the UK but the US construction unicorn Katerra has just gone bust. So what does this tell us about the shape of construction innovation, asks Simon Rawlinson of Arcadis
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CommentMaterial considerations are now key to a project鈥檚 resilience
Short-term supply disruption could be an early warning of a longer-term problem for the UK鈥檚 construction sector, says Simon Rawlinson of Arcadis
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CommentEyes wide open with a good deal yet to take effect
Short-term vigilance will be essential to secure the best outcomes from the UK鈥檚 new trading arrangements, suggests Simon Rawlinson of Arcadis
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CommentBrexit: Looking beyond the deal
We should be thinking about the long-term implications of a post-Brexit Britain - and what opportunities it may bring, says Simon Rawlinson of Arcadis
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FeaturesProcurement update: post-covid projects
Clients and contractors face unprecedented levels of uncertainty in bringing forward new projects during the pandemic.聽 Simon Rawlinson of Arcadis examines the options available to help manage the risk
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CommentPlanning for construction鈥檚 recovery: What you can do
The CLC-led will be launching a recovery plan for the industry, Simon Rawlinson sets out how you can get involved
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CommentConstruction must avoid the mistakes of the last downturn
We have a collective responsibility to make the right choices as we emerge from this crisis - which means paying on time and managing contracts fairly
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CommentWe must keep building to continue investing in our future
Government has some critical lessons to learn from the 2008 crash
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CommentBudget 2020: How not to waste 拢100bn in just five years
Sajid Javid has promised a wave of investment in the less prosperous regions. But what is the best way of splashing the cash?
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FeaturesInfrastructure update: Full fibre and 5G
Here, 黑洞社区 examines the state of聽the digital communications market and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead
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CommentRewriting the rules: Will the Future of Consultancy initiative change the way consultants work?
The Future of Consultancy could help consultants create new strategies to come聽out on top in emerging areas such as asset operation 鈥� if they take action
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FeaturesProcurement update: Brexit
With the timing and manner of the UK鈥檚 exit from the EU in doubt once聽more,聽Simon Rawlinson聽of聽Arcadis聽looks at the options available
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CommentGrowing pains: It is possible that the UK higher education sector is approaching 鈥榩eak campus鈥�
Dramatic changes in student numbers demand fresh thinking about聽the adaptability and utilisation of university buildings聽
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CommentIt's vital that the UK attract more private infrastructure spending
Private investment into UK infrastructure is stymied by a lack of contractors聽big and bold enough to take on the risk聽
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CommentMoney, money, money: construction's investment and payment challenges
What鈥檚 the real answer to construction鈥檚 apparent inability to pay its suppliers?聽More investment, driven by greater innovation聽
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FeaturesDevelopment update: residential
Changes to the planning system are designed to accelerate housebuilding by bringing new entrants into the market