We spend up to 90% of our time indoors or in vehicles, so the buildings we live, work or play in everyday have a significant impact on our comfort, health and wellbeing.

Typically, most of us want to look and feel well

We now spend billions on organic foods, safer cleaning products and healthier cosmetics because when we have a choice, we choose to do what we can to improve our wellbeing

Staff costs, including salaries and benefits, typically account for about 90% of business operating costs

In the report “Better Spaces for Learning”, by the Royal Institute of British Architects, British schools are facing the worst shortage of school places in decades

The Great British Insulation scheme will help thousands of people feeling the pinch to receive insulation upgrades in their homes while slashing their energy bills.

Gas boilers are set to be phased out in the UK. Here we take a look at what could replace them in new and existing homes, and how else we can make homes more energy efficient.

Taking a ‘fabric first’ approach – in other words, considering the design and choosing high performing materials – is key to achieving this.

The Future Homes Standard aims to regulate the delivery of homes to ensure that they are zero carbon ready from 2025.

How can the industry design and build homes that are ‘zero carbon ready’ by 2025 with low carbon heating, a fabric first approach and high performing building solutions?