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Do children have enough places to play in our cities?How can child-friendly design be better integrated into urban planning?#RICSModus analyses Arup’s Playful Cities Design Guide and picks out the best examples of welcoming or interactive spaces for children around the world 👇 http://ms.spr.ly/6043Yq6Fl#Surveying

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Which artists are the most valuable and who is buying their artworks? #RICSModus takes a deep dive into Sotheby’s recent reports on the $1m+ art market and separates the Richter from the Rothko 👇http://ms.spr.ly/6049YoyjRWith expert opinion from:Elin Lake-Ewald FRICS and Alvah Beander FRICS

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🏢 How do spaces in buildings serve human experiences?Olga Turner Baker MRICS WELL AP hosts Nicholas Boys Smith for a fascinating conversation around good urbanism, new approaches to planning, and the balance between greenbelt and development.In this episode of The RICS Podcast:💻 Nicholas’ passion for high-quality spaces and his motivations to make changes💼 Projects which demonstrate great placemaking🏛️ Urban design priorities facing the UK government now and going forwardListen here 👉 http://ms.spr.ly/6046YoD3s

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We proudly launched Pride Month with a vibrant pre-parade networking brunch at our Birmingham office, 25 May.Our heartfelt thanks go to everyone who joined us in celebrating love, inclusion, and diversity.In collaboration with Building Equality, Arup, AtkinsRéalis, and Mott MacDonald.Special thanks to Kier Group, InterEngineering, and Young Rail Professionals (YRP) for joining as well.As Pride month continues, if you are in the UK we invite you to join us and our built and natural environment partners for London Pride Saturday, 29 June. Register here 👉 http://ms.spr.ly/6041Yq6cU#Pride #Surveying #Surveyor #PrideMonth

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💡 Stay informed with key updates and opportunities from the world of surveying.#Surveying #Surveyor

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The RICS 2023 corporate reports are now live! Our annual review, published each year, shines a light on RICS’ activity in the profession. This year, it is accompanied by several other key reports: Governance report 2023 Report and financial statements Remuneration report 2023 Together, these documents provide members with a comprehensive overview of RICS’ direction and focus, along with our achievements and efforts in 2023. Read the reports 👉 http://ms.spr.ly/6046YUKJw

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🤖 AI's rapid growth is transforming how we work across various industries.In the field of surveying, AI and machine learning are becoming increasingly influential.#Surveying #Surveyor #AI

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🌍 Celebrating World Environment Day for a sustainable future.With the built environment contributing nearly 40% of carbon emissions, it is crucial to address climate change, decarbonisation, and biodiversity.Get useful tools and info for a sustainable built and natural environment 👉 http://ms.spr.ly/6048YoKlK#Surveying #Surveyor

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RICS Entry and Assessment Review report now published. Following extensive engagement with RICS members, stakeholders, and industry experts we are publishing our final report and recommendations.Our goal is to create a clearer, more consistent, and inclusive assessment process that maintains the rigour and the high standards expected of the Institution. This report is a key step in that journey, and we now welcome your views on these key areas: - Eligibility requirements- Membership grades- Assessment methods- CPD (Continuing Professional Development) and quality assurance Have your say: http://ms.spr.ly/6048YW1QK

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The causes of the global housing shortage are myriad but there is no denying that, with the UN estimating a fifth of people do not have access to decent housing, it has reached crisis point. RICS President Tina Paillet says that members’ skills and expertise should be harnessed to help alleviate the problem.Read now in #RICSModus 👉 http://ms.spr.ly/6047YmOs1

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