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  • The benefits of reusing building materials including bricks really stack up, whether for new projects or even pieces of art such as Equivalent VIII by Carl Andre Art and Stack by Tony Cragg in the Tate Modern Gallery in London

    The art of reuse

    Repurposing materials is not straightforward and not all recycling is equal, says Denise Chevin – the circular economy has a long way to go.
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    The positive effects of biophilic design

    Vanessa Champion, Editor and Founder of the Journal of Biophilic Design, discusses why a connection to nature could be the answer to many of the problems in the built environment
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    What should EPC reform look like?

    Elmhurst Energy’s Managing Director Stuart Fairlie is calling for EPC reform from the next government, but what does that reform look like?
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    Chester Zoo’s approach to keeping their animals warm

    Chester Zoo is partnering with Mitsubishi Electric to decarbonise heating across the estate, conserving both energy and the animals.
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    The sustainability questions every organisation must ask

    Alex Minett, Global Head of New Markets at Veriforce CHAS, sets out the sustainability questions every organisation should be asking supply chains
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    A sustainable project of biblical proportions

    Rönesans Holding’s work on the Jonas Project in Amsterdam, carried out by its Dutch subsidiary Ballast Nedam, has just won the SEAL Sustainable Product Award.
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    Six long-listed projects for the Davidson Prize

    The Davidson Prize 2024 longlist shows inventive solutions to address the housing shortage in the context of climate change.

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