18 February, 2025
Social Value
8 February, 2024
Delivering Tomorrow Today: Future Society
4 July, 2022
Comparing Value Across England and Wales
Comparing Value Across England and Wales has been prepared by Constructing Excellence and the Construction Innovation Hub, working with the Constructing Excellence Regional Partnership, to compare regional value priorities across the English regions and the nation of Wales in support of the Value Toolkit. It presents a Value Profile for each area, giving a … Continue reading “Comparing Value Across England and Wales”
19 May, 2022
Award Winner Case Study 2022: GT3 Architects – Key Learning Points
Our series of case studies look at the key learning points from our 2021 award winners. GT3 Architects is a growing, award-winning and ambitious business, with a drive to redefine architectural practice. From studios in Newcastle and Nottingham, GT3 Architects champions an inclusive, sustainable and engaging way of doing business. We can learn from … Continue reading “Award Winner Case Study 2022: GT3 Architects – Key Learning Points”
10 February, 2022
Key Points from the Levelling Up White Paper
On 2nd February, the Levelling Up White Paper was unveiled by Michael Gove the Levelling Up Secretary. This document aims to deliver a plan to transform the UK by opening up new opportunities to bring prosperity to all parts of it. You can read the White Paper in full here, and an executive summary … Continue reading “Key Points from the Levelling Up White Paper”
2 December, 2021
Review – Annual Conference on 30th November 2021: A Crucial Discussion Not to be Missed
After a year of cloud working and endless zoom meetings, we brought the Annual Constructing Excellence Conference back to London at Skyloft, 28th floor Millbank Tower, with tremendous success. This year we chose the theme of “Unlocking Value: An industry to be valued and be valued in”, focusing on understanding different forms of value … Continue reading “Review – Annual Conference on 30th November 2021: A Crucial Discussion Not to be Missed”
