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Why the future of real estate depends on research

The future of architecture and property development relied on a massive dose of examination and study, says Imkan's chief executive officer Walid El Hindi

The future of real estate depends on research

The future of architecture and property development relies on extensive study, Imkan's Walid El Hindi says

Developers must accept the end of double-digit growth

Builders in the UAE and beyond must "align their expectations" to making a steady income, a project management expert says

Why hotels in the Gulf are trying harder to stand out

A booming project pipeline will increase competition in the Middle East’s fiercely contested hospitality market, and a drive to be different will create new challenges ...

3D mapping can preserve Middle East's heritage architecture

Marcus Taylor, managing director of construction recruitment agency, Taylor Sterling, talks to Nicholas Sykes, co-founder and managing director of Urban Surveys, about 3D mapping

Kuwait's airport construction schemes to spur real estate growth

The billion-dollar Silk City and Jahra Medical City projects signify Kuwait’s appetite for real estate growth, which its aviation schemes could help secure in the ...

Integration can promote innovation for water management sector

In an exclusive article for Construction Week, project development manager of Besix Concessions and Assets, Rolf Keil, outlines what the future holds for total water ...

Advanced tech will benefit PLB systems at the GCC’s airports

With pressure mounting to build faster, better, and cheaper, prefabrication presents an opportunity to boost efficiency while at the same time cutting costs

Electric vehicles are essential to develop the Middle East’s smart cities

Transport electrification may spark an industrial revolution, increasing the need to build a charging infrastructure in anticipation of a battery-powered car boom

Are the Middle East’s contractors equipped to construct new energy projects?

The increasing demand for green energy projects in the Middle East means regional contractors must be attuned to the delivery requirements of these schemes

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