Finding a way to successfully co-exist with nature has been a long running challenge for our society, particularly in cities, towns and public spaces. Can the latest innovative urban design overcome this challenge while also combatting climate change?
Read MoreWill the pandemic reshape the way cities use digital to promote tourism and investment? As cities plan for activity and visitors to return, this INGsights event shares the latest research and hears how communications and marketing leaders from across the world are working to create unique urban stories.
Read MoreThe pandemic has highlighted in no uncertain terms how buildings can affect our wellbeing. Despite much speculation, the future of the office looks secure, with most advocating for greater flexibility and improved working environments.
Read MoreAs the property sector wakes up to the importance of social value, could a new wave of real estate B Corporations, committed to purpose beyond profit, transform the industry for good?
Read MoreThe second in our ING Book Club series will feature Peter York in conversation with The Guardian’s Archie Bland. Peter and Patrick Barwise’s authored The War Against the BBC.
Read MoreKey Cities – a group representing mid-size cities and urban areas across the UK – has appointed built environment communications specialist ING Media to provide policy and media services as it looks to expand its reach and influence as part of the UK’s economic recovery.
Read MoreING is launching a new series of virtual book clubs in 2021, with each event featuring an author in conversation with our Founder and Managing Director, Leanne Tritton.
Read MoreNew research shows how the UK property industry struggled to adapt and keep up with new trends and conversations. The built environment needs a new narrative to sustain asset
Read MoreIt's a given that developers must understand exactly who buyers are and what they are searching for. In a competitive market, many are now going beyond this, offering a holistic, multi-sensory experience, in order to secure sales.
Read MoreAs our cities slowly come back to life, what role could art and design play in reanimating our public spaces and enticing people back out onto the streets? How can we work together to commission art and design that engages and celebrates local communities, rather than simply imposing it upon them?
Read MoreAt ING we find walking around our local area a great way to reconnect and find a bit calm during the busy day. As some of us return to the city, finding green spaces and ‘hidden gems’ where we can be outside and close to nature is important for our wellbeing.
Read MoreNothing else in our recent history has accelerated change and produced divergence as rapidly as the current global pandemic. So what does this mean for your unique communications needs?
Read MoreAmid the global coronavirus pandemic, a strong digital presence may be more important than ever for cities eager to attract recognition, talent and investment.
Read MoreCreating an engaging webinar requires thought and planning. Simply migrating a planned ‘in real-life’ event into the digital space won’t work.
Read MoreThe world’s most valuable sector is responding to the unprecedented challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic with creativity, innovation and leadership. To help you navigate this fast-changing world, ING is producing a fortnightly intelligence briefing tracking these innovations and identifying emerging trends.
Read MoreMIPIM has become an essential date in the diary for investors, developers, city leaders, governments, architects, consultants and anyone else who wants to make a mark in the built environment. But for many the annual event can be a daunting prospect.
Read MorePodcasts are big business for industries of all kinds, and the built environment is no exception. With so much high quality content to choose from, here's our guide to the best podcasts you should be listening to on design, architecture, urbanism and property.
Read MoreING’s year-long study into digital visibility ranks the world’s most talked about cities. Tokyo dominates, followed by New York City, London and Paris. One in every five online mentions for the World’s Top 250 cities are about these four cities, cementing their positions as the world’s super brands. But what does it all mean?
Read MoreThe built environment is the world’s most valuable sector. The ING Academy teaches the latest thinking in built environment communications and gives participants the confidence to put this knowledge into practice.
Read MoreING’s new ranking reveals the UK’s most talked about cities. London dominates but, surprisingly, Liverpool punches well above its weight, coming second overall and topping the table when weighted for population.
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