Chloë McCulloch is the Editorial Director at Assemble Media Group. She oversees three publications—Building, Building Design, and Housing Today—providing relevant and impactful news, insights, and analysis on topics such as real estate development, investment, and property management within the built environment. Chloë has been featured in the AOP Association of Online Publishers and Building Magazine.
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This year's Good Employer Guide highlights the employers that are setting new benchmarks for the built environment, showing how thoughtful policies, inclusive cultures and long‑term investment in people are helping to attract and retain the talent the sector needs, says Chloe McCulloch
President Nick Maclean and CEO Justin Young say the professional body has moved beyond its troubled past. Their mission now? Rebuild confidence, modernise qualifications and reconnect with members
With oil prices spiking, materials costs rising and staff caught in the fallout overseas, the sector faces a familiar test: navigating global upheaval while trying to maintain progress at home
As interim chief construction adviser, Thouria Istephan is using her short tenure to push for deep, systemic change - from professional standards to products reform and the future of the advisory role for her successor. In her first interview in the role she talks to Chloe McCulloch about why she ...
Applications have closed for the government's first chief construction and scientific adviser, but can anyone realistically fulfil what the job spec asks?
The first quarter of Regen Connect has tracked billions in funding, major project approvals and a shift in how regeneration is delivered across the UK. From devolution-led growth to viability pressures, it reveals a sector in transition and the forces reshaping how regeneration happens
Last week's elections have reshaped local power across the UK, creating hung councils and planning uncertainty just as the Gulf conflict drives up costs - with big implications for development pipelines, prices and delivery, says Chloe McCulloch
The incoming prime minister's devolution pitch chimes with construction's priorities, but his first months in office will show whether regional growth can move from speech to delivery, writes Chloe McCulloch
How can Andy Burnham's push to put technical education on an equal footing with academic routes avoid being yet another failed attempt to fix the skills system?
