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Attending THREG workshop on hospitality, discussing current market trends on hotel owners disjointing from operating the hotels and a rise in third party operators, how is guests' apetite changing into luxury and boutique hotels, what makes a developer choose a brand...? If you need advise on rebranding your hotel, developing a new one or adding value, Cumming Group has a team of 400 professionals in Europe to assist you. Give me a call.
Please help! Vote for GSA - Global Student Accommodation in the 'Reconversion of the Year' category - a great project we are proud to have helped deliver. Every vote counts – it only takes a couple of minutes and is much appreciated. https://lnkd.in/defgKHzQ
📣 We've been shortlisted in the GRI Club Europe Awards! Now it's down to the public vote to become a finalist. Cast your votes here: https://lnkd.in/defgKHzQ We're delighted that Yugo St Crispin's House in Norwich has been recognised in the category 'Reconversion of the Year', reflecting the property's sustainability credentials throughout the development process and beyond. Now home to over 600 students and operated by GSA's global operating partner, Yugo, the team deliver incredible experiences for students, supported by three core pillars — YugoEco, YuPro, and YuGrow. This includes identifying opportunities to cut carbon, reduce water use, purchase energy from renewable resources, and implement data measurement systems. Please support our entry and take two minutes to cast your vote for Yugo St. Crispin's House. McAleer & Rushe, Cumming Group UK & Europe, Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson Ltd, Introba UK The Dot Group #sustainability #students #studentaccommodation #studenthousing #pbsa
We are pleased to share the new draft Site Development Framework for the Corrib Causeway (Dyke Road) project in Galway. Cumming Group UK & Europe is providing both Project Management and Cost Management services for the The Land Development Agency. #BuildingValue
The Land Development Agency and Comhairle Cathrach na Gaillimhe / Galway City Council have published a new draft Site Development Framework for the Corrib Causeway (Dyke Road) project. The draft Site Development Framework provides additional details on the Tóchar na Coiribe - Corrib Causeway project which includes: 🏘️ the planned delivery of 219 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, for affordable and social homes 👨👩👧👦 A creche, communal open spaces, playgrounds, and new landscaping along the Dyke Road 📝 Planning application will be submitted later this year For more information https://lnkd.in/e_zHxe5d https://lnkd.in/eNv6-2_4 As Gaeilge https://lnkd.in/eHBtqwSv Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage #strategicplanning #galwaycitycouncil #galway #localauthortiy #afforablehomes #homesireland #communityengagement #planningireland
The final phase of Hinckley Park completed earlier this year, an IM Properties Plc project we are proud to have been involved in since January 2022. We provided Employers Agent, Quantity Surveyor and Principal Designer services in the delivery of 448,000 sq.ft comprising of three logistics units to EPC A, BREEAM ‘Excellent’, Net Zero in Construction and designed to be Net Zero Ready to support occupiers achieving Net Zero in Operation. Winvic Construction Ltd | UMC | Fairhurst | CPW | BCA Landscape #Logistics #BuildingValue
William Aitken Managing Director for the UK, has recently contributed to Squire and Partners Thought Leadership piece: "Creating an Identity for the Hotel Experience." Read more on the industry's commitment to shaping the future of hospitality https://lnkd.in/gmpVY9Hy #ThoughtLeadership #HotelDesign #GuestExperience #Innovation #HospitalityIndustry
Thought leaders from across the hospitality sector recently joined us in the Dome at The Department Store for our first Dome Discussions roundtable, posing the question: How do you create an identity for the hotel experience? Now more than ever, modern travellers seek a guest experience that's individual to the place they are staying in and feeds into their wider experience of a destination. How can design be used to create a distinctive hotel experience, and how do you strike a balance between creating unique, location-specific experiences for guests and maintaining consistent brand standards? Sharing trends and experiences from the hotel industry, the conversation addressed questions including: - Should hotels relate to place or is the brand more powerful? - What are the driving factors behind selecting a hotel brand and a designer for a site? - Is offering guest facilities to the local community a trend that’s here to stay? - Does retrofitting buildings compromise or provide opportunities for hotel design? With thanks to speakers Daniel Blaker, Hamish Kilburn, Kiernan Moriarty, Leon Warner, Marc Finney, Maria Cheung, Nesrine Tourqui, Philip Camble, Tazie Taysom, William Aitken and moderator Murray Levinson for facilitating such an engaging conversation to kick-off the first in our roundtable series. Explore their insights in the write-up below: