Regular contributor to: Editorial:

Building magazine
United Business Media Conferences
British Medical Journal
Modus (magazine of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors)
Construction Manager
Building Design magazine
Onoffice magazine
25 Beautiful Homes
Good Homes

Corporate:
National House Building Council's Training Times
Pinsent Masons LLP (international law firm)
Appleyards (consultancy)
Sernas (local builder)
DSM Life Sciences and Materials
Travis Perkins (national builders' merchant)

Other information: A former staff writer on construction, design and transport for Building magazine, onoffice and FX, I want to share my experience, sharp writing style and excellent observational eye with editors and corporate clients.

I specialise in sustainability, regulation and architecture and am expanding my skills in interior design and training journalism.

Since I founded my own company, I have continued to work with former employers and expanded the list of magazines in which I've had commissions to include 25 Beautiful Homes and Good Homes. I've written a technical project piece for Construction Manager and now carry out regular shifts on the news desk.

And I organised speakers and topics for UBM's online conference, Infrastructure Now. The virtual event drew 1,500 registrants and 450 live attendees with an average dwell time of over three hours.

On the corporate side, I have done a lot of work for Travis Perkins, including writing press releases, by-lined articles, award entries and web pages, including an article about the benefits of PFI from the point of view of the facilities management industry.

I have put together the first of a recurring quarterly training newsletter for the UK's main provider of housing warranty and insurance, the National House Building Council.

I have written a brochure for international law firm, Pinsent Masons.

I have produced several web sites on topics as broad as bullet-resistant material, non-reflective glass and salmonella testing for Holland's third-largest company, chemist, DSM, which demonstrate my ability to turn highly technical and very advanced scientific info into prose that really communicates a product's value to a customer base. My efforts here also tend towards project management due to the large number of information needed and interviews conducted.

Links to my work:
Wonders and blunders with Esther Rantzen, Building
DSM Biosolutions
KhepricoatTM - non-reflective nano-coating, DSM Advanced Surfaces
Worldwide Brochure, Pinsent Masons
Clad to See You, OnOffice
A time for action? Energy policy consultation, Building
Passivhaus: Cosy or costly?, Building
Perfidious Weymouth: Portland's 2012 Olympic sailing story, Building
Whiter than white,  OnOffice
Digital storage comes of age, OnOffice
Colin McLaughlin, Demolition Man, OnOffice

Email: michael.willoughby@freelancejournalism.com