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9 August 2006
| IT Week
UK energy rules leave managers cold Systems to help firms obey the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive have a few shortcomings
7 August 2006
| spiked
The summer 2006 Los Angeles love-ins on climate change – Blair and Schwarzenegger, Livingstone and Clinton – might look like a triumph for ecologically-minded internationalism. In fact, they celebrated the small, the local and the decentralised
24 July 2006
| IT Week
Why people feel aggrieved about public Wifi More urban hotspots are not a human right – but they would aid mobility
13 April 2006
| IT Week
IT holds key to East London regeneration The Olympics gives the government a golden opportunity to promote technology for urban renewal.
December 2005
| Rising East
From urban regeneration to social engineering The world’s cities are engaged in renewed competitive struggles with each other. But the strategies surrounding urban regeneration face a crisis of creativity
October 2005
| Website of Thomas Cole Kinder
Real estate investment trusts (REITs), like Business Improvement Districts (BIDs), won’t make leadership in property any easier.
October 2005
| Website of Thomas Cole Kinder
How to see critics off on costs UK construction leaders will have to go on the offensive over their country’s planning system.
25 November 2004
| IT Week
IT in cars may not create mobile offices, but there will be productivity benefits
14 June 2004
| spiked
Construction and transport: Victorian Britain lives on Risk-aversion, short-termism and technophobia are holding back the UKs roads, railways and buildings.
30 April 2004
| The Times
Time to build a fresh, non-nimby approach to boosting new housing We should have more stigma-free prefab homes.
Fall 1998
| From the archives
Review of Adriaan Beukers and Ed van Hinte, Lightness: The Inevitable Renaissance of Minimum Energy Structures, 1998
9 March 1992
| Management Today
London's cultural trade cannot alone restore the city's self-respect. What it needs is to exploit the wider 'culture' of IT
April 1985
| Designers' Journal
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