Retrofitting is the process of applying new technology to existing buildings. It encompasses many different areas, such as electrical systems, plumbing, heating and cooling. Retrofitting can be done in residential

Sustainability is a word used around many workplaces over the past few years. And it’s become a subject close to our hearts as we learn more about the current and

Those of us of an age will remember the (now infamous) Monty Python parrot sketch in which the business owner refuses to accept the fact that the parrot he’d sold

Current position In England (apart from a few areas of agreed exemption) it has been possible since May 2013 to convert a building from being an office into residential use

Digitally Proficient Over the last 6 months, knowingly or not we’ve all been developing our ability to be remote and digitally proficient, allowing distance or inexperience with technology not to be a limiting factor in our ability to carry

Proactive occupiers come out the best A proactive occupier will be thinking of their exit and limiting their lease end liabilities before signing a new lease, which could save them

To ensure a building is offering value for money, the benefits derived from it significantly need to exceed its lifetime costs. The benefits are derived from the functions that a

It is commonly understood that a domestic property can be altered, upgraded or extended in a variety of ways without the need for obtaining Planning Permission. Not so common however

Let’s talk… What is an Employers Agent?   The term ‘Employers Agent’ (EA) is used on a daily basis in the Construction industry and yet it is still not very