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With the installation of low emission heating systems set to rapidly expand in Scotland, Professor Steve Petrie of Balfour Beatty explains why the…

America's largest architecture studios have taken steps to improve racial equality in the two years since George Floyd's murder, Dezeen research has found.

A revolutionary project developed by UCT’s Associate Professor Amir Patel will use robotics and artificial intelligence to accurately monitor the health status of wildlife.

DAMAC, owned by Emirati billionaire Hussain Sajwani, reportedly known as the “Donald Trump of Dubai,” set the minimum price of $120 million for the 2-acre property in 2021. No competing bids were submitted by last Friday’s deadline, resulting in the cancelation of an auction scheduled for...

Photo: Utrecht University website. The Dutch Minister of Education, Culture and Science has appointed Karin Laglas to the position of Chair of the Utrecht University Supervisory Board as of 1 August 2022. She succeeds Joanne Kellermann, who is saying goodbye after eight years.

As policymakers look ahead, they must find a way to balance the need for inclusive resilience with the imperative for meaningful reform.

A study in the journal Buildings looks at how design discourses and practices can be used to both alleviate the negative effects of (un-)natural disasters and lead to good post-disaster regeneration.

I Don’t Make Promises I Can’t Keep – Akufo-Addo

JOHOR should further promote and develop mangrove ecotourism to attract more nature lovers and tourists to the state.

I Don’t Make Promises I Can’t Keep – Akufo-Addo