All rise
Hamson, L.
All rise - 2002 - Property Week 67(10) 15 March 2002, 32-34(3) .
Three new reports from the British Council of Offices (BCO) investigate the economic case for tall buildings. One of the reports "Tall buildings in London: giving occupiers a voice" - the first research to ask occupiers what they want - argues that London must have skyscrapers if it is to maintain its position as a world-class capital city. The CO reports reveal that occupiers believe the best options are tall towers.The BCO is considering whether to lobby goverment to issue advice on towers.
OCCUPIERS
BCO
TALL BUILDINGS
LONDON
SKYSCRAPERS
OCCUPANCY COSTS
RESEARCH
All rise - 2002 - Property Week 67(10) 15 March 2002, 32-34(3) .
Three new reports from the British Council of Offices (BCO) investigate the economic case for tall buildings. One of the reports "Tall buildings in London: giving occupiers a voice" - the first research to ask occupiers what they want - argues that London must have skyscrapers if it is to maintain its position as a world-class capital city. The CO reports reveal that occupiers believe the best options are tall towers.The BCO is considering whether to lobby goverment to issue advice on towers.
OCCUPIERS
BCO
TALL BUILDINGS
LONDON
SKYSCRAPERS
OCCUPANCY COSTS
RESEARCH