Unlocking the Mid-Market Opportunity in Later Living: A Construction Perspective
By 2043, a quarter of the UK will be over 65, creating a major opportunity to deliver sustainable, affordable homes for the mid-market.
This Month's Contributors
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Michael Urie
Michael is part of G&T’s market research team, leading market analysis and tracking key trends in the construction industry.
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David Elsmore
David leads the firm’s Later Living sector group and has extensive experience managing cost teams on large, complex, high-profile projects across multiple sectors.
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Kerry Gibbs
Kerry joined G&T as a partner in 2015 and brings over 35 years of experience in the construction industry.
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James Tutte
James joined G&T in 2015 and has 15 years of project management leadership experience, specialising in commercial office, later living and energy sectors.
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Existing Buildings and Carbon Performance: Managing the Opportunities.
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By Bradley Moore
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If you build it, they will come… but only if the supply chain is willing!
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By John Mead
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AI in Construction: Overcoming the Barriers to Adoption
By Michael Urie
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AI in Construction: Goals, Capabilities and Applications
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Modern Methods of Construction Series: Procurement, Planning and the Role of Government
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By Matthias Holman
